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

Thanks, Sancho. I figured you would let me know!

 

Oh, So nice '59 Olds,
"Aztec Bronze and Sunset Gold"...

 

Sixties flashback, for sure! ( )
Mild, but Wild!

 

My new addition on it's way to me.52 Chevy Styleline Sedan it will eventually be mild custom and small block powered down the track

 

Congrats on another "just right" custom Dave! She's a beauty!

Dave

 

Yeah, it needs paint (and it will get it) but I'm getting pretty happy with how this thing sits. It drives pretty nice but I'll replace the rear springs with some stiffer ones to keep the driveshaft off the floor. It barely touches on the biggest dips. I will soon shave the door handles so it can really be called a custom.

 

(From bballchico)

 

1958 Edsel Retractable, built from a Skyliner...

 

My 59 olds...

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From Japan...

 

Any more shots of this?

 

I don't know if this is the same one. but still pretty Kool!

 

Rare, too. I don't know the production figures, but it seems they built very few coupes (with the short quarter window) in '54, and that was their final year.

 

I love this one! The most difference, with the least change...A real "Mild Custom" masterpiece!

https://www.streetsideclassics.com/vehicles/1670-dfw/1951-ford-club-coupe

 

Came across a cache of 50s-60s customs. More or pass? What say ye?

 

Keep em coming...

 

More!

 

Carry on, but please, keep 'em mild! (i.e., sectioned Shoebox Ford, Don Boeke's chopped yellow Lincoln, etc.)
Heck, IMHO, even Ina Mae Overman's Lincoln's "overhang" is a bit of a "stretch" (pun intended ) to truly be called "Mild". But then again, I grew up when "Semi-Customs" were the order of the day.

Now, THIS is what I'd call a "MILD CUSTOM".

 

Not a problem. Some of us don't have the experience to catch mods that subtle like those two and a few others. The easy solution is just to post all I find in the customs section to avoid conflicts like these.