Features Kustoms blues? I need to see some kustoms....

This car looks familiar is it from Dewey at one time ?

 

Yes sir. Belonged to Aaron Lawrence (Fast Al's), now owned by Royboy @travisfromkansas

 

Kool I remember seeing it at Aron’s old shop

 

No Info, found on the book of faces.

 

Facebook koolness.

 

if I get a set of these Star Wire wheels, will I catch **** here for not being traditional? Many of the high end cars of the late sixties an seventies were running these jewels. Call me a low rider. I would not be offended. They are expensive so for what you can find in a used set, it might not happen.

 

G.N.R.S. 1/29/2022

 

When were those pictures at Watson's shot? Definitely not in the late sixties or seventies. I'd say yes to traditional. I can only ***ume they are a Buick or Chrysler wire wheel, although I don't think either would have a Chevy bolt pattern.

Whatever you want to call them, traditional or low rider, I would love to own or clone that BelAir. Not a thing I would change!!

 

I would like to see more of this Pontiac and less of the Hagen headlight kit.

 

I believe the wheels on that Watson Chevy may have been aftermarket, Cragar, Star Wire, available in many sizes. Similar to Tru Spoke wheels. I did a search and saw a blurb that they were coming back in 2021. Don’t know if that actually happened. Look through some old magazines. There was a time, when every cl***y custom on the covers or center wore chrome spoke wheels. A new set might be more realistic than old for me.

 

My Favorite Kustom.

 

I always liked Tru Spoke wire wheels over the others. To me the Tru Spoke wires were closer to the original Buick wires. Of course you can't beat Borrani's or Zenith true knock off wire wheels. I never cared for the Cragar wires.

 

Just thought I'd post Leland Grantz' '50 Chev by Winfield......Always makes me smile, since Leland was a true gentleman, and bough t it new!!