dare to be different pic thread

anyone have more pictures of that buick???????????????????????????/

 

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What are the tail lights? Comet? Let's hear more about this one...[/quote]

Looks like 62 Buick to me.

 

more of the buick..........
Same guy did the red conv. too....

 

any side profile shots by any chance?

 

you got what I got!
This car was parked on the "side of the road " section of this car show. It was hard to get street side pic, curb-side was always busy with googlers wantn' to see it...

 

This is really cool, what is it?

 

an "early east coast style modified" for the street. This car (or one very much like it) was in a paper magazine, Hot-Rod maybe in their dare to be differnt section

 

hahah,,,,,oh well...thanks for the ones you did post....
that car is unreal...

 

i turned my four door into this,was gonna widdle a rear door but the body was too nice to cut on any more,34 plymouth,lookin for another to do ,chopped ,no fenders and a rear door

 

I think the taillights on that modified Buick are 48-49 Buick. That is a radical machine, it's cool!! Love the Plymouth front end on the pickup, had a 61 2-dr post I wish I would have kept. They come-they go!!~Sololobo~

 

That truck is the coolest thing I have seen in a long time. Any more pics of it? Profile shots? I really dig that cab style and I never even thought about different fenders on it.....

 

Looks like it could be something out of the early Predator movie, (the Chevy) the one with Jessie Ventura.

 

It isn't really innovative but it is double dare to be different. Someone built this thing back in the early 80's combining a '39 Chevy Panel with a 72 Chevy cab. It really drew lots of attention, ran very good but sucked gas.

Mikey
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I was gonna get more info when I was there but got sidetracked, go figure...
There were a whole bunch of folks from the outfit that built that Buick but I'll be dipped if I can remember their name... The name starts with and "S" maybe...they had black t-ee shirts with yellow logo...argh...!
Somebody from Paso/SLO or that-a-way might recognize it.

 

i raced this 6 yrs after taking 8 months to build it, 50 sude frt, and doors, 56 f1 cab back home made bed and 48 ford rear fenders, tube chassis

 

I dig the stude!

 

Looks life fun, I bet the matching number restorers hate it!

 

Ok... heres another one thats different I call it the (yorkster) part dodge truck, part buick, part ford, part chrysler new yorker. MOSTLY HEMI...ghost

 

39 Chrysler pick up pretty different

 

28 chevy sedan delivery one of one...ghost

 

Need to get after this.I've picked up the grinder and am cleaning up welds on the body.Lots of grinding.

 

OK, now this is the stuff I'm talking about!
Good stuff here!
MORE PLEASE SIR...(Daid Copperfield) I think...

 

Seen this car, I think its a 38 Chevy.

 

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that chrysler is fucking gorgeous

 

that Buick is sick

 

Damn that chrysler is tits!!!

 

I did this quick Photoshop when the car was first posted some time ago... I just needed to see how it would look with a hood on it.
I love it... but I think it needs some sort of windshield pillars

 

here is a side view photoshop a guy did for me on the photoshop thread.
It is chopped in the photoshop, which is what I have been working on this winter.
I do like the original 61 ply. grille, but I wanted more of the 60's show feel, so the drawer pulls will stay, but I am going to redesign them so that they float better, and si in a little farther.
a quick list:
chopped 3.5
sectioned 6.5(1.25 top body line, and 4.25 at the rocker)
59 chev rear bumper on the front,60 chev wagon bumper on the rear
62 buick taillights
84 chev wagon frame sbc&2004r.