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Reproduction three window coupe garnish moldings made of aluminum. For a stock height top car. Nice castings but require[ATTACH] [ATTACH] finish...
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Here's a picture of my '49 Merc at Goodguys in Puyallup a few years ago.[ATTACH]
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Survivor, unmodified, 1957 "C" series T-bird. Professionally rebuilt 292 Y block not installed in car, stick shift, power steering, power...
Around 1958-1960 in Seattle's Rainier Valley there was a nice custom 1947-48 Desoto coupe that used to show up in Columbia City regularly. It was...
Thanks for the nice comment on my Beam Me Up Scotty article on Custom Car Chronicles. It was fun researching and writing it.
My friend was wondering if anyone remembers seeing a '47-8 De Soto coupe that was in Seattle's Rainier Valley around 1958 to 1960? He use to see...
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Last on road in 1987. Washington title. Straight, solid, and relatively rust free. Beautiful grille, all stainless and many new rubber parts...
Dan. Thanks for the nice photo that you did of my three window parked in Conway. Can't get over how you cleaned up the background, very nice...
I like everything about Bruce's truck. It has the look and it drives nice too! He gave me a ride in his new shop truck last weekend. I am still...
Here's my three-window in front of a lighthouse in our town.[ATTACH]
I kept the "mild custom"[ATTACH] theme on my '49 Mercury.
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Great job Jer, and it is beautiful! Looks like you got all the details correct and just like the original Jesse Lopez coupe.
I have been a fan of '41 Mercs since my first car was a chopped '41 Merc convertible with a Cadillac in it. Bob Tormey's coupe was really well...
I am using the original seat and we moved it back so there was more leg room. The package tray got shortened in the process. Keep up the good...
I liked this convertible from the first time I saw it in Car Craft back in the day. The dark color, low stance, grille change, Dodge Lancer...
Nice job on the chopped Ranchero. The '58 Impala steering wheel will be just the right touch!
In the late 1950's there was a car club in Ellensburg called the "Windy Pipers". I think that they were involved in the early days of running the...
You have made a great transformation on your convertible! All of the things you changed really made it look so much better and more traditional.
Did you run a vacuum advance on your triple 97s for the Y block distributor? Some 94's have an outlet for a vacuum advance.
Thanks for the nice photos that you posted. I was pleased to see that you included my black '49 Merc with the Dodge Royal Lancer hubcaps.
Great job on fitting the dash and steering column into your '39. I like the late fifties, early sixties look that you are doing on your car!
I agree Rik's book, the Jack Stewart Ford, is the best! He has all kinds of information on the early California custom scene as well as stories...
Thanks for posting the pictures of the NW Rodarama. I didn't get down to see it and I was glad to see some of the cars and read about the show.
The car is truly a "classic early custom"! The profile of the top and the stance of the car are perfect. I think that leaving much of the...
You are doing a great job on the recreation of this "classic custom". Keep up the good work!
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