Oh no, weak stomachs avert your eyes!
 

This is really horrible.

Want a 40s Ford that's built on the 89-97 Thunderbird?
http://cache.gawkerassets.com/assets...sy_rods_sm.jpg

http://www.sharpcar.com/img/uploaded...LN_99058_1.jpg

How about a '57 Chevy, yeah, the classic shoebox, built on a late model camaro platform!!

http://easyrods.com/photos/lrg_car87-3.jpg

http://www.easyrods.com/images/index_mainpic2.jpg

http://www.easyrods.com/images/index_mainpic7.jpg

http://easyrods.com/photos/lrg_car87-1.jpg

If you're diggin' these, then for <$4k for the Ford and <$6k for the Chevy you can build your own (assuming you have the requisite donor car.

EasyRods.com

I like the 57 camaro bel air convertible thing, in a sick kinda way.

The Ford is bad but the Chebbie is just plain horrific.

The lines of the donors are not even close to the originals.

Crap.

That's kind of like guys who buy a SWB 911 and than do a slant-nose conversion with flares.

Ugh!!!!

My father owns a Model A built on the Pinto Platform...

i saw them at the carlisle kit-car show, underwhelming to say the least.

The blue '57(?) speaks to me.
I'm not sure what it's saying, but at least it's talking. More than I can say about most cars lately.
Jim

The chev reminds me of the original batmobile. In a bad way.

The Ford thing looks like they had a cool idea, started from the front, got to the windshield and say... ahh nevermind.

Gross!!

How about the 789 chevy, found at 789 - by n2a

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1319803268.jpg


looks pretty interesting in person

that thing looks like its been stepped on

this is more to my liking.

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1319813461.jpg

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1319813379.jpg