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And as a young man, Sam Foose helped Chuck Calvin restyle this 1950 Ford Tudor sedan for Don Britton. The car was nearly brand new when it was given the full custom treatment including a seamless sectioning job, with 4 inches removed from the body si... To read the rest of this blog entry from The Jalopy Journal, click here. |
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Sharp looking car in many respects but I think a chop was due in conjunction with the section. The greenhouse looks disproportionate to me.
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Obviously Sam also had an eye for other clean "body styles".
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I could always tell a Sam Foose done '40 Ford. He really knows how to pull the body lines together. Wish I could find a pic of the yellow Sedan delivery, or the coupe with a chopped top and Tudor sedan doors that he did... anybody?
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Nice car Sam always had a good eye for what looks right..the 47 Ford coupe he did in the 70's hooked this then 12 yr old on customs!!
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Unchopped sectioned cars (especially a shoebox ford sedan) are hideous.
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I remember that Hot Rod did a Rod Test on a '47 or '48 Ford coupe that Sam built back in the mid 70's. That was a real work of art.
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Any pics with the skirts?Thats the way I like it best.
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Yep thats the one that really got me hooked on kustom bodywork love this car!
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And Paul Bragg might disagree....
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Sam Foose has got to be on of the most ignored masters out there. Consider that most (if not all ) of his work has been done in one man shop and you'll soon find he must be a human dynamo to turn out the body of work he has produced.
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I usually dont care for sectioned unchopped cars but this one is the exception. It is very clean and stylish and looks very good as is (was)
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I had a model a for a bit that came out of Sam's shop. Incredible bodylines, especially for a little '29 and the most subtle customization. One hell of a builder.
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