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It looks to be a great issue as usual, Jerry! Keep up the good work, 1 or 2 issues per year is much better than none at all! Keep it going, you...
I was fortunate to be able to see the Renegade '54 Merc and the '61 Dodge in person a few years ago. Very nice work, he will certainly be missed.
Anyone who loves custom cars will want one of these. The original Dan Post books are classics. I think the neatest thing about them is that many...
Amen to that. When everyone building a "custom" uses the same 2 or 3 grills and 2 or 3 sets of wheelcovers, that isn't really too "custom." It's...
This is a great book! Rather than trotting out the same old tired photos that have been reproduced over and over through the years, Rik has...
Thank you so much for taking the time to put up all of these great pictures! I know how much time it takes to get them all organized, scanned in,...
They brought these out 10 or so years ago. They are great reproductions of these cars, and the proportions are really good. If you get these,...
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Those are interesting, but I'm not sure why they are filed under "customs." Those are modified vehicles, but not customs.
Good luck, I'll be looking forward to buying a copy when it's available. I can tell that you put a ton of work into that book. Congratulations!
I think that separate forums would hurt everyone. Custom car people can learn from hot rod information, and vice-versa. My main interest is...
Thanks for taking the time to take those photos and post them up here. I have always wanted to go to that show. I'm glad that Video Bob has...
Wow, that's great! Looks like another issue that was well worth the wait. Anyone who isn't familiar with this magazine is doing themselves an...
This is a worthwhile book with LOTS of information in it. I'm personally more interested in the customs, but the hot rod and dragster sections...
They look great, you will really like them!
Thank you man, I sure appreciate it! I'm friends with Ray, he sent me a photo of both of your cars together, it really looked like something from...
I saw your car two years ago at Lead East and really liked it. It turned out great! It has some nice details on it; my favorites are the old...
The green Fleetlline and the car in the photo are two separate cars. The car with hydraulics is a four-door. If you look close, you can see the...
Congratulations on getting your car going! Do you still have the old interior that was in it when I saw you down in Florida? That was really...
There is an all custom car magazine. Its call Kustom Illustrated. I have all the issue to this magazine too. It is getting better with every issue...
That's one of the best looking newer custom Cadillacs I've seen in a long, long time! Congratulations on using your imagination with the...
Looks like a lot of nice cars, including some good customs I haven't seen before. I like the '36 Ford coupe with the quad headlights, that looks...
I was able to see the Ford cover car in person at the KKOA Leasdled Spectacular this summer. That has probably the best looking Carson-style top...
Hi Miles, I was looking at the thread and noticed your response/question. Sorry I didn't notice it sooner! The 2012 Annual was supposed to be...
Thank you for your help, everyone! The new Annual will be ready in a couple of months! I will keep you posted!
Does anyone know how to get in touch with the owner of this Chevy? According to some pictures in a recent Goodguys Gazette magazine, it was/is...
Kustoms Illustrated is a great high quality magazine for anyone who is interested in custom cars. If you are a custom car fan and you don't have...
Congratulations go out to you Lou, "The Third Alexander Brother!" It was nice seeing you at the Leadsled Spectacular, I hope you all had a nice...
Gerald Twamley was a member of the famed Renegades Of Long Beach car club in the 1950's & 1960's & had a great custom '54 Chevy, which went...
There was magazine coverage of the show in at least one issue of one of the small East Coast magazines from the late '50s or very early '60s, I...
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