Looking forward to this weekend, Im going to spend most of my time at the Starbird show. Every year Im amazed of the quality of cars that come to Tulsa. This year, one of my highlight will be checking out Elden ***us Vibrasonic. Gary Meyers and many other talented men have worked their tails off getting this work of art finished. Im proud to say that a couple of guys from Stray Kat Kustoms had something to do with the build. Jack Marinelli did the frame work and Aaron Lawrence did the upholstery. Congratulations to all that was involved and especially Gary Meyers. Happy Trails, Mick
Borrowed these pictures from www.carnut.com They were taken at last years Spectacular. Hopefully I'll a have some updated pictures tomorrow.
One of the kool aspects of this build, a lot of talented people in the Wichita area stepped up to the plate. Guys like Johnny Hammond, Hub Harness, Mike Buchannan Jack Marinelli and many others stepped up to help Gary finish the project. This is a good example of why building a Kustom can be so kool. Happy Trails, Mick
No disrespect here whatsoever, I've loved ***us's work ever since I saw the VooDoo Spyder when I was a kid. Now that I've grown a major appreciation for traditional 60's style customs, I feel like the wheels and tires Elden originally picked kill the vibe of the car. I wonder if Elden was still around, if we could talk him into these.
I really like your photoshop. I mentioned it to Elden about his choice of wheel set up on the Voodoo Spider. He told me that he wanted something that had a 60's look to it but would also give it an up dated look. His choice of five spokes works on both cars. Happy Trails, Mick