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

hey hey hey, my truck rides excellent !!!

 

Why not? We all know Jerry Quesnel's chopped Merc, but he also owned this great looking '52 Ford.
(And talk about LOW!)
(from Kustomrama)

 

Sharp little Chevy

 

I'm not thinking they're the same car, (mine is a 2 door sedan and not a coupe), just that they look similar with the '55 grille bar in place.

 

Dick Masters' shoebox Ford from a 1963 issue of Car Craft Magazine.

 

So nice. It would be great if those Stude pans were still factory available.

 

Wow, that is a tough one, I’m not sure which grille I like better, stock or Buick! They both look great!


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Got to see this one in person last weekend. My daughter really liked it.


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Award-winning 4-door hardtop?

 

I stand corrected! Thanks!

 

Digging these Lincoln’s...

 

Some Be-You-tiful Buicks!

 

Don't remember if I posted this one on here, but here's Stan Goodwin's mild kustom '56 Belevedere...just finished Spring of '17...
R-

 

'64 Buick 'Deuce and a Quarter'

(Hemmings Motor News)

 

I agree with you. Very, very nice looking car.



"alteredpilot, post: 6393606, member: 2491"]This car absolutely falls into the mild custom category.

done on a working man's budget and painted in a two car garage (by me).

frenched headlights, shaved doors, welded and filled hood, nosed and decked, shaved gas filler, custom tail lights (all done by Ian Berky Kustoms).

finish body work by Vintage Metal.

Interior by Santy's Upholstery.

chrome and stainless by Restoration Pieces.

before you go off the hook and start calling my car a show car or anything else , i took the EXACT same approach a guy would have taken in 1958. one piece at a time. do the most within budget and make it as nice as possible.

this is what we wound up with...






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