Projects A late introduction-Junior Conway coupe build

Luke laying down on the job again!

 

nice looks great!

 

Laying down? Hell, I was sleeping!!!

 

good thing there was a cement driveway, i had to dig a whole in the ground so he could get those shots of my car!! HAHA.. car, and pics look awesome !

 

Thanks for the kick in the pants. This was very doable.

 

man that thing came out so nice, you do some fine work................john

 

Watching this build come together has been a kick in my pants . I thank you !!! just wow !

 

the stance is soooo right! nice work guys.

 

One of the problems we had was a partial look at the striping at the antenna. We had to study the data available on Jefferies. This would be early Jefferies. Jr. is about the same age(these kids!). We had to take what we had and do what we thought he had done at that time on this car.
This is Scott “The Shark” Draper who did a great job trying to capture 1957.

 

This thing has turned out great and I am happy for ya!

 

More.

 

man this car is turning out to be so cool !! just looks great ,nice nieghborhood ,but you still have a guy lying in the driveway !!

 

I have been following this one!This car turned out super nice!

 

Front.

 

WOW.... that is pure kustom porn ! YOU DID IT !

 

that is a damn good looking car....congrats

 

Side.

 

unreal!

 

We gotta' get put together and cleaned up. We got a party to go to.

 

So excited to see it in person!

 

and whata party it's gonna be...!!!

 

Probally the best looking unchopped custom shoebox ever .....you guys nailed it...
I've followed the build and am just amazed at the attention to detail and accuracy you guys went to....congradulations

 

Thanks everybody for the kind words. The Kustom car God showed up on this one.-Jerry

 

Jer;
you guys have done a tremendous job ....and the Kustom car God is.......could you be a little more specific..?

 

The Kustom car god has smiled on this project and blessed the build, as opposed to sitting cross-legged and getting angry.

I think that's what Jerry meant.

 

The car is beautiful, and you deserve a medal for sticking with it.

 

It's been over 30 years since I did any of this stuff (and that was 60s-70s cars). No frenched head lights, tail lights, fins, delicate little hood scoops, Merc shell, hooded fenders, etc, etc.. Oh! And they all had to be done in a particular way.

The realization that I was in over my head was constantly with me. The calling out for help was an ongoing thing (almost daily).

This creative exercise set the stage for an enhanced, unique relationship with the creator. Specific? None other than the awesome and wondrous Jesus Christ.

 

Doesn't get ANY better than that !!

 

Back at it.

 

When Luke came out to do the mag shoot he mentioned that the tires looked underinflated in the shop. When we got to the shoot site it was obvious that they were. Pumpin' em' up gave us an extra inch at the lakers. Now there's no scrape going out the driveway. Even at this level. It's way cool and makes life a little easier.