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

Did you build that?
Is it only chopped in the front?
Looks killer!



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Not one of mine. I saw the pics first thing this morning and it blew my mind. Very Kool build

 

I have a 1941 Pontiac with that same body I have been meaning to do something fun with..
Might steal this concept, chassis is done I just need to get my 35 ford on the road first.


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Owner builder is from Japan. Very kool project, it’s going to make a sweet ride.








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Yeah, I’m the Leadslinger. You got a problem with that?


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This Ford panel truck was built by Rick Murray here in Denver a number of years back. The first version was a brown suede, with the later being the blue. When Rick was building this Ford, my old Chevy truck was in his shop getting bagged. Since I was at the shop quite a bit during that time, I saw it come together. Once the top was cut off, Rick had his upholstery guy working on a Carson style top framework for it. The framework they built was awesome, looking like a pickup with a top that covered over the top of the cab sweeping back covering the rear "bed" area of the panel. After many hours of work building the framework, Rick scrapped the Carson top idea so he could put all the seats in the rear to give the whole crew the open air cruising experience. It's really too bad the top was never used because it was so different and cool looking. I'll never forget the day I went out back where the scrap pile was and saw that cool top framework thrown out there all broken up. What a lot of lost time! I wish I would have taken a few pictures of the panel with that top framework on it. It was something like I've never seen anywhere. Rick always comes up with some unique ideas.
Here's a picture of the rear of the panel that I took in 2014 at the Denver Budweiser Lowrider Show.



Incidentally, the Chrysler grille in the panel was one I sold Rick. One day I went by the shop and I had it in the back of my truck. Rick said he was looking for one and he made me an offer I couldn't refuse. I kick myself for selling it as it was the very hard to find '62 Chrysler grille without the "Chrysler" lettering that the more plentiful '61 grille had.

This is another Denver car that we see at local shows from time to time. Pictures don't do it justice as it is a really nice car. I remember seeing it with the four bar flippers on it, but not long after it got changed up with the wire wheels and skirts.
Here's a few pictures I took of it at the Viejitos Lowrider Show out at Adams County Fairgrounds in the summer of 2018. Lots of great detail and popular lowrider features.



What I mean by typical lowrider features are things like engraving. Check out the bumper wingtips, bumper guards and fold down center bumper guard. I don't know if any of you out there have ever had anything done like this, but it gets expensive fast!



The last picture I'll post of this sweet Fleet is a rear shot showing the pinstriping and silver leaf work. I've always loved when people put names or sayings on their cars, and this one is one of the coolest I've seen in a long time--"Soy Como Soy". Loosely translated from Spanish to English, it means "It is what it is"..........E

 

@OG lil E thanks for the back ground info with the kustoms. Lot of kool kustoms in the Denver area. Sorry you sold the grill but it landed on a kool project.

 

Do you have any more pictures or information on that ford truck?

 

The middle picture is two classic rides....

 

Sorry I hadn't been able to find any more pics. Love the 60 Chevy grill,

 

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Thanks for posting the additional pictures. Love that Bird and it’s Kool history.


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Arvika 2017

 

The historic Vickers station in Haysville, Kansas. It has been "restored". It was indeed an actual station but no longer in service. Popular photo op in the area and is now home to the Haysville Chamber of Commerce.

 

Great 58 wagon in post 33380!

 

AND ... another great looking chopped 39 Ford coupe in post 33384!

 

That's a really nice Silver Shoebox, I really like the canted tail lights and how much fabrication work went into this-it looks like he also canted the side bulges for the tail lights down the side of the car. Of course, the connie kit is well executed too.

 

Dr Dave took this kool video...




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Beautiful ride!

 

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