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This Kustomizer took a completely different approach to the job he did on this '55 Chevy.
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2
I got to the show late, so the sun was in a bad position from a photographers point of view. There are some custom tailights molded in, and I am still scratching my head as to what they came off of. It's difficult to see them here.
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This '58 Chevy had a sweet paint job.
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The engine bay wasn't too shabby either!
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5
Say " Ahhhh". It's a '58 Chev.
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6
This is a '66 Pontiac Tempest, the basis for the GTO.
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The sun was on the wrong side to get the car out of the shadow. For the owner, just sitting around can get boring, so many bring a herd of friends who all sit around in folding lounge chairs, making it even harder to take pix.
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This '56 Olds is looking pretty in it's period correct paint.
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9
Although I suspect this is a fiberglass repop, this '37 Ford had some radical work done to it.
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10
The engine compartment is like an operating room.
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11
It sits lowwwww....
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12
This is more my style, a '27 Ford.
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13
When he fired up this mill, you knew it!
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14
I like the pinstriping, I'm not so pleased with my reflection in the photo however...
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15
Here's another example on the same rod.
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16
There was no registration sticker, so I have no clue as to what this started out as.
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But it's got a serious powerplant.
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18
I like the shark motif in the pinstripes!
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19
The paint work is definitely unusual and tasteful!
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20
I like the paint job on this Ford.
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21
I took notes while at the show, but somehow got them mixed up and I'm not really sure what this is. Beat me with a tire iron!
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Okay, it's a'60 Impala.
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The interior is a well put-together package.
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24
This is a '56 Hillman. How often do you see one of these?
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