Kustom Cars in Ebay, Craigslist and so on.
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Dang…. the old Magnus Karlsson Olds already for sale. Looks like the new owner did not really do much to it. Hope it find a good home.. and will get completely finished. I really like that car.
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1958 Ford Ranchero in Finland:http://www.classiccars.se/classic/b_detalj.asp?txtLopnr=86531&txtVar=1#.VkDXySsl_QI
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sooooo sexy ! the color combo is perfect!
Garage floor is still red after painting… I remember seeing this Plymouth for sale in ebay earlier some years ago, red oxide primer back then if I’m correct.
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Think you are right Janne… must be the same car. It was first red oxide primer, then black primer, now red.
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Oh… I like that… would make a perfect 40’s mild custom… nice stance, white wall tires, skirts…. Perfect family cruiser.
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1955 Chevy early 1960’s Custom “Krimson Kart” on eBay.
(thanks to Adam Smith for the link)From the eBay ad:
This is one 1955 Chevy hardtop custom built by Emory Ashpaugh called the “Krimson Kart” in the early 60’s and in the October 1963 Car Craft magazine from the Oklahoma City car show where it placed in second in the custom class, no motor or tranny but as I was informed it sported a j2 olds motor and automatic. Features a lot of body mods from Packard tail lights, stacked headlights, Impala roof scoops, lake pipes, tubular grille, dual frenched antenna, to rolled pans and louvered hood. I dreamed of fixing the car but cant seem to find the time and would like to see it go to a good home to be restored back to its former glory. Car is fairly solid considering its age and the fact it is a hardtop, trunk is solid and little rust in floors as shown in pics. I have the magazine it was in from 1963.
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