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    Many thanks, Ken!


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    Thanks Ken, that's a great site. I've always loved the early custom style(late 40's thru early 50's.

    Here's a couple of pics of my old 40 Merc that i had in the 70's. One of the cars i wish I had back.

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    El Matador on page two is one of my favorites.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ken Thurm View Post
    El Matador on page two is one of my favorites.
    '40 Fords are difficult to customize well because the original is so right. Cushenberry was able to do it with the El Matador, few others have been successful.
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    I'll tell ya fella's..... these are my kinda cars. I think that the 50s and 60s custom cars are the best ever. The radical fabrication of those days was hard to beat. Long live the 50s and rock and roll.

    Jim

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    I don't think it gets much better than the Aztec.
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