Customs Unh huh huh, oui oui! Show us your "frenched" stuff. ;)

Bonjour mes pe***s voyous!

We all love stuff that's french. Baguettes, maids, mayonnaise on fries, maids, french fries, croissants, antennas, headlights, tail lights, maids... did I mention maids?

Anyway. Frenched stuff! Show us what you like. Keep it clean, ya hoodlums.

I'll go first:







There.

Poste des photos ou fous le camp.

 

OK ....

 

Mine.

 

how does the antenna... hole? not fill with water when it rains.

 

NOUS AVONS BESOIN DE PLUS!!!

I'm counting on you guys googling the translations. I speak about as much French as my cat but Google Translate makes me look all continental and ****.

 

I knew I recognized that paint. Such an amazing piece of Kustom history.

 

I mean... in the custom world there's "cool" and then there's the Astorian.
Amirite?

 

Frenched headlights on my mild kustom Shoebox Ford.

 

We have a winner!!! That's it guys! That's the thread. Post #12 wins all things frenched.

 

No body work, $1 International Harvester TravelAll bezel at Pick-A-Part.

 

My old high school car. With 51 chevy tail light lens...

 

Damn either Jäegermeister or MD 20-20 was influential or some tainted sugar cubes..

 

I'll add to your French Lesson [if you want more!]

 

Ahem !!! Very few people can say their “**** don’t stink “ . Mr. Moriarity is one of them !!

 

I'm going with Lemon Hart ....

 

I used to take a piece of exhaust pipe and cap it to French antennas, and braze a short piece of brake line in the bottom to create a ******s to hook a drain line onto. When I read your post it took me back to those days, thanks

 

HAHAHAHA, trop bon !!!!

 

Another way I've heard was to use the upper shield part of a telescopic shock absorber.

 

Nice .

 

I remember this beauty from the glorious "Ugly *** Customs" thread that was closed years ago. It was also the Belle of the Ball back then.