Customs Kustom Kar Photos from the 60's

Hey post your old photos from the 60's here, how about the 62' Nationals at Indianaplois, Indiana, or others in the Chicagoland area. Keep the old Kustomizers in tune with their era.

 

Here are a few from back in the good old days !

 

I just posted these in another thread but they are so nice they are worth posting twice...

These were all Taken By Jim Roten in the early 60's.

 

Oh wow!

 

That's a really nice topic you lauched there!







I found these ones on "kid deuce" flickr: http://www.flickr.com/photos/80643375@N00/sets/

 

very, very nice

 

Outdoor show, 1962, Morton Grove, Illinois. Stu

 

Wicked good tread. This'll last a long time. Next question, where are they now?

 

Wasn't that little PU the Cruisin' Angels Club Truck from Milwaukee? Centurion9

 

You might be right. Looks like a the club banner on the ground?? Stu

 

here's another I found.. Stu

 

Fantastic thread ! And every one of 'em casting a shadow under the body.
Paul

 

Hey Fuzzy, how did my picture get in the OLD DAYS FILE ?

BB

 

The best thing about showing a custom in the old days was that
it wasn't a stocker next to you, like it is now .
Bill

 

Cool thread! But that '56 Lincoln is just nutty! Guess not every custom, mild or wild, was a masterpiece!

 

yes, truck was from the Cruisin Angels. Truck still exists. This picture was taken August 15, 2009 at an old hot rod club reunion/commemorative type get together at Great Lakes Dragaway.

 

I loved that truck, but I loved the Orange and White '56 Lincoln even more! That was an early Dave Puhl car and it started some major fires in my little kid heart the first time I saw it at a Milwaukee Fair Park Outdoor Show............Thanks! Centurion9

 

the orange and white Lincoln was owned by Bob Dzemske, member of the Kourtesy Kustoms, Milwaukee. He resides in Arizona. He and his son are involved in the rod and custom activity in Arizona.

 

Ahhhhhhhhhh, the era of kustoms and hub caps...and no one allowed a stock Corvette into a kustom show...or anything 'stock' for that matter...

Luv it...keep 'em coming...

R-

 

i really enjoyed these pics.i just recently bought a monarch(canadain version of the monteray) that was a garage find and parked for almost 40 years.that is the kind of custom i want to build.

 

Hi Curt....I corresponded a few times with Bob's son when I joined the HAMB....we pretty much exhausted our communal pile of local cars and didn't contact one another again....I'm still baffled at the lack of information on the "Kandyapple Kart" 55 Ford Tudor....Maybe it was a South Side thang....... Centurion9

 

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http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=390528&highlight=barris+dvd




I'm just about done and I should have them in a few weeks...


you guys are going to freak... picture overload!!!

 

Keep um coming !!!!!

 

Roger, glad to hear your still alive, cann't get away from them Kustom can we...Fuzzy For you Milwaukee people, Bob D. is a great friend and also has been, the Lincoln was done by Trend Automotive, Dave Puhl. The photos bring back lot of memories, as we where there. Keep them coming boys. Fuzy

 

You cann't miss getting one of the Photography of George Barris, right Eve? Better get it order before there all gone, I got mine coming. I'm leaving to meet up with George in Little Rock, Arkansas for two show there, watch for the great Kustom photos by Fuzzy to come of Best Friend George, well post them here in November.

 

Well back to the sixties around Milwaukee, Chicagoland with Bob D.

 

Come, lets dig and get the memorys posted. Here some more of the Bob D. days up around the Lake Michigan Area>

 

Found a few more from the Bob D. Days