It started out as a '56 98....
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It started out as a '56 98....
What is it now?
We were at the Goodguys show in Scottsdale the weekend before Thanksgiving. Great show, great to see so many cars and people having a good time.
This car was advertised as the "Custom of the Year." Whatever your taste in customization, whoever did this car did an amazing job.
We were at the Goodguys show in Scottsdale the weekend before Thanksgiving. Great show, great to see so many cars and people having a good time.
This car was advertised as the "Custom of the Year." Whatever your taste in customization, whoever did this car did an amazing job.
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A couple of wide views of the show field. About the only concession to the virus was the requirement to wear masks. They were afraid that, if health department officials came to the show and saw too many people not wearing masks, they could shut down the show on the spot. In spite of this, I'd say that maybe one-third of the people sitting in chairs by their cars out on the field were not wearing masks.
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Chop, coming from you that says a lot.
I think a 50s Rocket given the same treatment would have been even nicer, but at least not sbc or LS in there. And truthfully not much else says Kool like an early Hemi.
I think a 50s Rocket given the same treatment would have been even nicer, but at least not sbc or LS in there. And truthfully not much else says Kool like an early Hemi.
#8
Of course there are some modern touches on the car that traditionalists would scoff at, but you have to hand it to the builder, for doing a great job technically, and detail-wise. He even got the flavor of a true 50's custom in most aspects, like the billet wheels looking a bit like 56 spinner caps. I would have gone more for wide whites, though, even if they were fake, as in, built into the wheels, like Chris Ryan's Lincoln.
#9
The wheels look to be patterned after the 50s Cutlass dream car and F88 wheels with 56 Fiesta spinners. Nice touch.
Always wondered about tire mounting on those wheels with the whitewall rims. What kind of tire machine would mount low profile tires and not scratch the white coating?
Always wondered about tire mounting on those wheels with the whitewall rims. What kind of tire machine would mount low profile tires and not scratch the white coating?
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