I found these images on another Aussie website



Some corkhead has made an absymal attempt at improving a 57 Customline with Chrylser Royale parts.













Gary - 1958 Star Customline and 1940 Ford Deluxe Hotrod

what an idiot it does'nt even look good the guy should be thrown in jail or a rubber room

moz. geelong victoria australia.

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What was he smokin'

Dan      Kingman Az.      86409

Looks sad.





...and I think I know why.


Hyvinkää, FI

There was similar car running around Perth, West Australia in the 70's. It was even more radical. He used a utility as the base and extended the cab slightly and then fitted the same hideous Chrysler fins and fitted a long trunk lid to cover the ute origins. I suppose you could say it was a poor mans backyard Thunderbird. Here in Perth in the 70's early Thunderbirds were like gold and harder to find than a brass magnet.

I recently saw it in a wreckers yard and was sold as a project to someone south of Perth.

It was very well engineered and was once fully regoed.

The owner had more sense than to allow a photo of him to surface.

Regards

Rick - West Australia
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