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Bob has always brought joy and laughter to those around him and reminds us all that this hot rod and custom thing is supposed to be fun. I cherish...
It's definitely a '55 Plymouth.
Cool thread! A lot of resto purists complain that automotive design should be left to the "professionals," and that customizers can only screw up...
Similar to Brad54's suggestion, Speedway Motors has Mustang-style seats - complete with vinyl upholstery:...
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Dennis Parks built one of Speedway's Track T kits a few years ago and wrote a book detailing the build. Might not be a bad way to get a feel for...
Cool car and a great guy. Well deserved!
I don't know what to say. I worked with Courtney for several years, and even though we weren't the closest of friends, he was always someone you...
It's hard to beat a finned Chrysler for visual impact. The early-'60s Mopars are nice driving/riding cars, too - great cruisers. Most all that I...
Looks fantastic! It's great to see guys like Kevin Anderson and shops like Brown's Metal Mods keeping the kustom torch lit. Hope to see this one...
I'm in your area and may be able to help. Check your PMs - I sent you my contact info.
I've had one for several years, though it has hardly ever been on my car (project kinda stalled). The construction quality is good - I would think...
Considering that it's a '64, I'd stick with a skinny (1") whitewall - most rods and customs were staying away from wide whites by the mid-'60s.
Happy Birthday! Love the T-shirt!
Great-looking car! I wish that some of the guys building coach-built rods and customs (Foose, Trepanier, Peratt, etc.) would craft clones or...
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