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Really nice hot rod flavor! - It doesn't look like the inside of a bordello.

Cheers,
Art R.

 

WOW! I LOVE your style and uniquness.

 

That is just awesome!

 

I like your taste. Are those sill plates from Dennis Carpenter?I need a set for mine.

 

I hope your motivation isn't because you want to make some money, cause you wont. You can make a modest living, but that is about were it ends for the majority of us. If your interest is in keeping a dyeing craft alive, godspeed, my friend.

I just realized you may be talking about your project, if so, disregard....

 

I do not know. The customer supplied them.

 

Nice bit of info there, bookmarked your site. I liked the column in this car and wondered where he got it.

 

cool car.

 

I'd really like your craftsmanship. $1,500 for the headliner isn't bad at all , divide by 365 days in a year & it just comes in over $ 4.11.
I hear ya , " keeping a dying craft alive"
Excellent work..
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nice work man

 

Nice! And local.

Chris

 

hey TRIMMER...my O my, know that's 1 beautiful 36 my man. O YEA you do represent hot rodding at it's best. makes that pile from drug city look like WHAT? i musn't say, as my h.a.m.b. brothers might come down on me. HA!...POP.

 

it looks great - I am sure if you ask around the country - anyone doing this quality will cost this much.......a t least in the ballpark - some places - much more (paying for the name sometimes)

 

As others have said Damn NICE indeed!Very clean lookin'!

Nick.

 

Oh yes.

 

Thanks for all the great responses! I really did not expect this many!

 

I like your style. great looking car.

Jim H

 

Perfection!

 

yep

 

Len, Are you in Peculiar or @ HOTROD express in Blue Springs?

Chris Nelson

 

Very nice and it just flat looks "right". That interior will still look right on the money ten years from now, well done.
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Both! I live in Peculiar, and work at Hot Rod Express in Blue Springs.

 

I think it's pretty decent pricing considering a) we're talking about a CHOPPED car, where nothing factory fits and everything has to be made by hand to fit the car, and b) the style he's working in and presuming the quality is on par with the photos. I'm going to keep it in mind for my '53 for the future "to do" list.