Features 56 crown vic/ranchero survivor kustom PAINTED **PICS**

here are some pics of the crown vic ranchero,,,i posted some pictures of her in primer a couple of weeks ago,,,,,since then, i have block sanded my *** off and gotten her ready to be painted (130 louvers are a ***** to sand by hand!!),,,a friend of mine painted it, and it came out nicer than i expected,,,,,,,,,,,,,,anyway, this will be my new daily driver/shop truck,,,,the body is a white with jade pearl,,,the pics do it no justice,,the roof is a red base with pearl that looks either blue or green depending on which angle you view it from,,,,,there is a pic fresh from the paint booth, and another with the chrome, tonneau, etc, etc put back on,,,,just needs to be lowered now,,,,,,my former shop truck is for sale (see cl***ifieds)......

 

nice very nice

 

That thing is waaaay too cool. Good job Jim...now get back to the caddy!!!!

 

Boy, you don't **** around, do you? How much crack do you have to smoke to work that fast?

Seriously, it looks great, as does your other car. I admire your talent and your incredible speed.

 

Thats real cool. There used to be one like that around here in Mi. It was a wagon and the guy just moved the back of the top forward and finished off the inside of the box. It was never finished but it was a cool daily driver.

 

you have too many nice toys....you turd

 

That is wicked cool.

 

jeezeus that was fast! killer truck. any rear 3/4 shots you can post...

 

Movin' on up, there, Mr Jefferson!
Painted cars now?
I'm jealous!

 

looks real good, jim!

when are you going to bring it by the shop so we can have a look?

 

WOW, What a cool car. I thought that the early racheros where nice but that is true "Style".

Love it,

B-Frz

 

I love the look nice job!

 

When did you get that? Thats nice a Ford EL Fairlino.Great job i love the color scheme.Now lets finish the Caddy.mike

 

Nice Ride..

 

perfect!

 

Down here in New Zealand we had a similar model to that in '55 and '56 and it was called a Mainline ute (utility). I've never seen pics of them anywhere else so perhaps they were peculiar to NZ? A few still survive here. They look very similar, except for obvious touches like skirts etc.

 

you'll find quite a few here in OZ

 

And they are just as ***y as that lil pickup!

Congrats.........I'm green with envy!

 

Generally I'm not a fan of Utes and Ranchero/El Caminos, but that's well done and tasteful. I'm impressed.

 

nice shop truck lucky f#@k

 

thanks for all the feedback,,,,last night i lowered her a bit,,,3" in back, 2" in front...sits perfect now,,,,,,,now i just need to wetsand and rub her out,,,been a while since i had something with shiny paint,,,,,im really happy with the way it looks,,,,,it'll be at the hotrod hoedown in philly on the 7th,,,,,,,,,,,,

 

Wow

 

here's a pic after the "al***ude adjustment".................

 

**** that is nice i have just brought a 1959 ranchero and hope to get it shipped out next week should take 3 weeks Cheers and keep those fords rolling Moocha

 

I've seen pictures of stockers built in Australia, maybe they exported to NZ? There are also a handful in the USA.

 

There was an article in Ford Times around 1960 about a guy who built one out of a wrecked Crown Vic. The ***le of the piece was "restorations old and new" and shared the article with a restored Model A coupe.

 

That has got to be the nicest 56 ranchero I've seen. Seen a few attempts at one, but now where as nice as yours.

 

Nicely done.