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

Damn thing wont let me upload any more than 1 photo at a time

 

Another one

 

Mods are stainless pipes recessed and moulded, fins lengthened, seams filled, frenched star antennas, badges etc removed, hood eyelids filled, scoop shape changed, roof scoop, floating star grille, kustom tail lights, perforated stainless throughout and lots lots more...
Not perfect and not finished but its getting there

 

Thats a cool looking bird!


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Wow, nice job!!! Keep it up!


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Update on my search for information on this beautiful '57 Belair, I found another photo of it at the "Run To The Sun" show at Lake Havasu on February 24, 2009. The show was hosted by the "Rods and Relics C.C.", caption say's it is/was owned by John Gervais. Anybody know him or the car?

 

My 51!

 

From the net...

 

A few more...

 

here,s a few more to keep it going

 

This thread continues to please & surprise me...thanks for sharing!

 

A clean simple one I found in a parking lot

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Ron Dulin's 1956 Plymouth Fury from 1958
I just love the subtle changes that make this car work so right!!!

 

The ''pencil tips'' are double cool and the hair-dos are also cool!

 

Now that's a sharp ride!

 

I assume the black flamed shoebox was yours? Still, much more tasteful then Betty Lou!

 

Question? How do you make the photos bigger... And any more than one at a time

 

sorry wrong forum

 

My '54 Hudson Hornet Special





For sale in classifieds for $16K

 

Your car isn't what is considered a "mild custom" or "traditional", it's what we refer to as street rodded. It doesn't belong in this thread so I'm guessing a moderator removed it.

Please don't take offense, your car's style is exactly what this website ISN'T about.

My '27 T Roadster build: http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t= 734383

 

@imnuts: Didn't you post a picture of that car on this thread earlier this year and THAT post was removed as well? We explained back then why the car wasn't appropriate for this thread, the HAMB, and everything.

How 'bout a '54 Plymouth Sedan Delivery?

 

Very pretty Plymouth!
Did Plymouth make a sedan delivery that year or was it converted from a wagon?

 

I'm still trying to find that out...searchin' as we type.

 

I have checked my go-to reference book, the American Encyclopedia of American Cars (originally compiled by automotive historian Richard Langworth), which is usually very thorough. It does not list a Plymouth sedan delivery or utility sedan. The problem is that sedan deliveries are sometimes considered cars and sometimes trucks. As a result, they are often overlooked by both car and truck resources!

My guess is a converted 2 door wagon.

 

The references I've found say that Plymouth's last Sedan Delivery was in 1941.

I just got a message that, indeed, it was a converted 2-door with a lengthy build documented in a Canadian twice-a-month auto newspaper. (Still looking to see if it's online somewhere.)

 

Does anyone have any pictures of custom studebakers?

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