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

Maybe it's just me, but since I checked in on this thread from a day or two ago, there seems to be an abundance of chopped sleds in this group of photos without vent windows. This is just my personal opinion, but a chopped car without vent windows takes away from the dramatic look of a chopped top. Lots of work to lose that awesome effect.
I know getting vent windows fitted, operational and cutting glass can all be a pain, but I think it has to be done. After all the work of chopping a top, cutting corners towards the finish line is a no no. Chopped sleds NEED vent windows. Just sayin'..........E

 

I’m in both pics. Not sure where it is, but we are there as a club. Nice shots.


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I agree, I like chop tops with vent windows. Besides it looks better, it’s also nice to get some fresh air.

 

I really like this truck....






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No info with Pic, Do not know who's paintwork this is. I never know what I think about this type of fadeaway paint jobs, A big deal in the past, Gene Winfield top dog with this style I believe, still painting/working I believe, that and chop tops

 

Another Merc With that style side pipe, Is That someone's trademark ? no info with Pic

 

A 53 ? Chevy with that style side pipe, no info with Pic

 

They appear to be. Not my favorite look, but they sure make an impact.

 

Winfield painted in ten plus years ago, we trailered it to his show in 2009 from tennessee stays right down the street from me

 

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Olds in 1948 made a great kustom. My $0.02

 

Here`s a crappy pic of it I took over 10 years ago. He parked in the shade.

 

Winfield built an unchopped version for a customer in the 50`s. This is the chopped version the way it should of been done back then.

 

All same car

 

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