Features The Definitive "MILD CUSTOM" Photo Thread....

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In Motown better known as the deuce and a quarter...

 

Assemetrical Kustomizing..early to middle 60’s...man I got lots of those Plymouth Cones..gotta run 14’s though!

 

The car used to be from around the Lincoln Nebra ska area. The pictures were taken about 18 years ago. Notice the location of the lake pipes, Haven`t been moved back yet.

 

Thanks for posting more pics, I hadn't seen the Pontiac before. They are factory mild Kustoms..

 

Love the Olds Tail light lenses.

 

The first picture above of the 55-56 Pontiac convertible sure looks like it was taken in Vancouver B.C. with the Loins Gate bridge and the North Shore in the background.

 

Jonnie King's '61 Buick, built by Manuel Arteche.

Has anyone heard from Jonnie? He hasn't been on for months.
(Jonnie, You're the best!)

 

I thought I read somewhere on the HAMB that he said he sold it.

 

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If Jonnie sold his Buick that's news to me. Last I knew it was still sitting in the Starbird Museum.
I took photos of it there and sent them to Jonnie, we talked about it but that was some time back...

 

Perfect rake!!!

 

The pearl pink, the chromies, and that STANCE! Oh my! Killer

 

I would like to have that pink 58 Chevy!

 

This one too!

 

I would damn near give up my Fairlane for this car.
Such a sweet ride.

 

Wow....

 

Sancho, Little Johnny told me that he's got one of these, nosed, decked, door handles gone, spot primer, would like to see it!

 

Don't remember that one.... I looked on carnut but didn't come up with anything.
@straykatkustoms Do you have any photos of it?

 

Oh yeah!!!!

 

I've seen it and I was close enough to touch it but it had to much stuff around it to take a picture. Would be kool to see it running around....

 

Jonnie took a nasty fall a couple months ago. His health is improving. He hopes to get his web site back up soon. He still owns the Invicta. Starbird has it in his museum. You're right, Jonnie's the Best!