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

Looks like the stock 49/50 grille bar. If it’s a ‘49, the lower uprights in the middle have been removed first.

 

My Avatar '49 has '53 teeth (9), on a '50 grille bar.

 

It was talking customs to you too. Not many folks around get the whole custom thing.

 

I hope these are considered mild customs.

 

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The first pic is the 1950 Fleetline we did like 3-4 years ago now, this thing had the nicest untouched bodies on it I have ever seen, had factory undercoating on body and paint on frame yet, We lowered it 5" in front and 4" in rear it is still to this day my favorite 49-52 Chevy we have done and I regret selling this one every day.

2nd Pic is our 54 Ford wagon in the Process of building, Love this car bought from a fellow Hamber a few years ago, unfortunately has gotten back burnered for customer Cars.

3rd is the 1950 Nash Ambassador we finished up in May of this year, Full custom Tube chassis and Air Ride with customer interior and still retains the front seat/ bed. custom 3.5" Lake pipes, sounds wicked and is fast as well.

 

Cool wagon

 

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Is that something shut in the door? (jacket, seatbelt?)
It is a cool wagon!

 

One of the Kings of Mild Kustoms. Lee Pratt knows kool.




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His Shoebox is one of my all time favorites cars.

 

Wish I had that roofline....but this is where I think
I’m headed with mine...

 

Nothing wrong with the lines on that Biscayne 2dr. It looks terrific!!

 

I agree. The roof overhang at the rear window is a unique feature.

 

I was at my friend Doug Feltham's garage on the weekend and snapped images of some pictures he's stuck on the walls. These are just a few of the many, many cars he's owned over the years:






Dave

 

VERY kool!