SHOW REPORT First Annual Custom and Kustom show Sweden
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The plan was that I would be in Sweden right now… taking plenty of photos… but sadly I could not make it on my annual trip to Denmark, then on to Sweden with Palle Johansen and Tim Kirkegaard in one of their period customs. Along with some more friends.
So this year I will be sharing photos taken by others.
Its Friday morning here in the Netherlands, and some of the guys who have made the track from Belgium, the Netherlands and Denmark have arrived in Sweden early this morning.
Palle is taking his “new” ’39 Lincoln, and because the engine has just been rebuilt it could not make the long trip on its own power. So the Lincoln will be trailered to the event. The Guys from Belgium and the Netherlands are all driving their cars, and Jef is brave enough to bring his very unfinished ’37 Ford cabriolet, even though a lot of rain is predicted….I will be adding photos to this thread thru-out the weekend… And if you are at the event or find other photos from this event, please add them here for others to enjoy.
Some of the first pictures.
Palle worked hard to get his Lincoln lowered with a new dropped front axle and some work done on the rear. Looking good
Harry Bakker photos
Kustom Bart photo
Raven Eliza Hector Vandenabeele photos
Michael Kerckaert photo
Close to getting to the Ferry… disaster… blowout tire on the trailer. Luckily it was a four wheeled trailer! Fortunately they were able to get on the ferry.
Photos by Lars
Raven Eliza Hector Vandenabeele photos
Waiting for the midnight ferry (Mike Van Mosel photo)
They all made it to Sweden ok… four o clock in the morning… and its raining. Michael Kerckaert photo
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From Palle Johansen…
Waiting in Denmark for the ferry to Sweden…
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Als set at the event… now waiting for the other car to come in.. and some sunshine.
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Stefan Karlsson photos…
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Ola Thorslund photos two Buicks on their way to the show.
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