Features The Definitive "MILD CUSTOM" Photo Thread....

Are wagon conversions mild or wild?

 

@john W. The answer to your above-question is in the very 1st post of this thread.

 

My fist show car wS '65 Fairlane Sports Coupe, showed it at AAA show in Charlotte NC in 1981. Got 3rd in my class, I was 21. My didn't look that good.

 

From Gene Winfield's show a week or so ago.

 

Looks like it could be Dodge "Intense Blue Pearl" code PB3

 

My Kingdom for a Packard Rag Top!

 

Photo dump time.

 

Different bumper idea for a 59 Ford.

 

My 63' Rambler classic, Mild custom I think?

 

It's amazing what a difference stance & wheels make!

 

Anyone know what hubcap this is? Looks great, you never really see other hubcaps on Tri5 (other than a handfull of Fiestas)

 

Looks like a Cadillac with a chrome bullet added?

 

BIG version

 

Rolled my 1958 Chevrolet Yeoman 4 door station wagon into my shop 12 years ago on a Monday and rolled my 58 El Camino out on Friday. Other than getting it running I haven't done much but drive it. My 41 Business Coupe is more traditional and has an original Flathead and 3 speed. After I install a couple of patch panels it will get a nice black paint job.

 

Pretty cool ... such a major conversion probably takes the '58 out of the "Mild Custom" category.

 

My wife's '56 many years back... Ran a killer Y-block and 4-speed.

 

This one ran around Prattville Alabama for a while in the '90s.