Pics of customized early 60s Fords & Mercs

Seen any fancy or just nicely done Fords or Mercurys ? Mostly interested in 62-63 mid-size, Fairlane and Meteor, but other similar are welcome.

 

Ill snap a few of my "new" 63 ford wagon

 

This far, I have found these to be 'most':








Both '64, Galaxie and Fairlane.

 

you could also look at this thread

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=155936&highlight=1964+GALAXIE

 

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'nuff said

 

Nice new age kustoms, looks like good work done on all of them. Rags

 

I have. Much stock cars in there, not to mention I am thinking more of mid-size than full in there. Galaxie in my pics is more like an example here. Looking for something mind-blowing radical but nice at the same time.

 

Here's a nice '60 Ford parked at the old A&W in Paso last year.
Hang on to those old Paso A&W photos you have.

 

Here's my mild '60 Starliner so far.

 

Perfect, just perfect!

DAve

 

Junk!

 

Heres some work I've done on our T bird. Reshaped hood scoop, headlight hoods extended and lights frenched, tailfins cut back and made into scoops w/ antenneas, kustom taillights, just some small little details. I'll show some pics of our 61 Pontiac when I get some good pics.

 

The white Ford I shot at a Goodguys event in Indy around 1999 and the Black one is from a KKOA event in Ft. Smith AR in 1995

 

here is my 64 again.

 

couple of my 64 fairlane




and of course my favorite


lowlid love that galaxie!

 

My galaxie

 

caruchas lookin good hommie

 

Here is a picture of My 62 Mercury Meteor

 

Kirk will you get that ass down already geeshh. Here's another shot of that shit box that was at the old A&W.

 

I love the work thats in this one. Who did the work? Great design.

 

Unknown builder back in the day, Rob Struven,Mac and the flake roof and steering wheel by two friends of ours, Rod and Brandon. Pinstriping by Rob and Skratch.

 

Found this thread I started when I was planning my build. Here's how it turned out:

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=516779