Features Kustoms blues? I need to see some kustoms....

Some random shots...

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A few more before I go recharge...

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Here's one I've not seen before. Popped up on the Studebaker Addicts International page on Facebook, yesterday. This is a new build.

So far, I'm intrigued!

 

I like it... I think....ya ..what the Hell it's different ...like a Studebaker isn't different to start with.....

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I love the caption on this one. "who snuck in with that shoebox Ford?" lol.
I see 6, maybe 7 shoeboxes in that photo.

 

I might have found a green version.

 

@rudestude keep it up buddy! Some good stuff!

One of my favorites, I'd like to know what happened to this one....

 

Here's some shots from Rod&Custom October 1953 article ***led " Kross Kountry in a Kustom " when Bob Hirohata drove his famed Merc from Los Angeles to Indy and back... it's a good story...

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Here's a bit of humor to start the day.....well just getting started in my part of the world anyways

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This one got left out of my earlier post....sorry.

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LMAO! Going to have to borrow that one....

 

This one just flow's...the roof line along with the trim...just Kool.....Al's write up on the car is well done also...

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Can't help it....I just love me some 80's kustoms.....

 

These shots are of the miss fine wine Merc on the previous post...

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And this is the same car a few years later with a different owner.....

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From Bangkok Dean





from the web

 

Merc above looks so much cleaner without the triple cap lake pipes, funky hubcaps and stuff written on the quarter panel. I really like the reworked version. Not that it was bad before, I guess I just prefer it slightly less "accessorized".

 

In recent years, the term "Pancaked Hood" has come to be used for one that has been V-sectioned for a slimmer profile.
But originally, the term defined a hood whose dimensions had been "two-dimensional-ized" by re-defining the perimeter, and was loosely applied to any hood that had been made smaller.
This Ford is a perfect example.



Harry Bradley's "La Jolla" is another fine example of a "Pancaked Hood".

 

I have noticed that lots of people say pancaked when they really mean sectioned hood.