Customs The dream rod is finished

You done good Moriarty!

 

Congrats man! Wicked cool job!

 

Fantastic, looking forward to seeing it at Autorama!

 

it really turned out beautiful, Mark

congratulations

 

Props on all the great work and craftsmanship. Do you drive it? Can you use the slots instead of those wire wheel covers?

 

Congrats Mark...Looks killer.

 

So stunning, great job Mark.

On a side note, there was a Borgward Isabella for sale in Orlando years ago for $900, it was bent like a banana, when I looked underneath the floor had been 'repaired' using a refrigerator door, the whole entire door as removed from the Kelvinator, it was the most fucked up thing I've ever seen.

 

IMPRESSIVE! congrats and thanks a lot for sharing.

 

awesome. I was just watching mad fabricators 2 days ago and I was thinking to myself, I wonder if this car is finished yet lol, sure enough! Looks like you found a rear window! Amazing work!

 

Way COOL!
I really like the interior!

 

Three years spent preserving history...job well done.

Terry

 

The Old Hotwheels PYTHON, The very first issue was a Cheetah..

 

Great work! Congratulations and thanks!

http://www.showrods.com/showrod_pages/dream_rod.html
http://www.customclinic.com/fullcust/Cushenbery/ccdr/ccdr.html
http://www.kustomrama.com/index.php?title=Car_Craft_Dream_Rod

--mika

 

Like a lot of others, I followed the progress of this car 40 years ago..... Can't tell you how I appreciate your efforts at preserving this and other historic cars. Your workmanship and attention to detail is flawless.

Rich

 

good work Mark. way to gid er dun.

Pachi

 

yeah you can't fit in it... its all a crazy play on porportion... it "looks" like you could hop inside and fire it up.... but its like a 3/4 scale car... close but no way in hell I can fit in it...

Mark had me get in the Mega Cycle once... and once I got in... I almost went into claustrophobic panic not being able to get out- for a sec scared the shit out of me... crazy... haha.

 

You did right by taking this one back to original design. Great job and good luck in your showings. You will open up a few hearts of us old 60's guys.

 

nice save!

 

Beautiful.

 

turned out awsome mark! it came a long way from when I saw it a couple of weeks ago. Now its time to relax for a while go hit the lake with the Moonshine this summer.

 

It Looks Great!!! Looks like many hours and I hear about forcing yourself to work on it when sometimes your burnt out on the car. BUt then when its done your like it, it was worth it.

 

Congrats on getting it done and doing a fantastic job to boot. Looks like it wasa hell of a lot of work and good work at that - looks complete top shelf to me. Fantastic!

 

that thing is wicked, congrats on finishing it, enjoy!!

 

like every one else WOW!
I was sure it was a fiberglass car by your fist picture. But then when I saw the picture when you first brought it home I was in shock that is a steel car WOW again
AMAZING
THANKS FOR THE REINCARNATION

 

I just scraped my chin when my jaw dropped to the floor! Great Googly-Moogly!!!!

 

Great job Mr. Moriarity! Now what? Vacation time? Do we get to take a trip to Moriarityland in a future MFS volume??? I hope so... I just picked up a Hotwheels "Python" also- what a coincidence.

 

You are quick !!!!!!!!!!! since the last pictures you sent me,you must of busted butt....

 

awesome...as if there was any doubt!