Facing a stock 1950 Chevrolet, this ’59 Chevy is lowered with bags, with newer front brakes, but still has its original Stovebolt straight six engine, dating from 1929. My Mom had two cars with this engine.
This was my find of the day. A lot of work and creativity went into this, including a chopped roof and sectioned and channeled body, as well as some fiberglass elements. Surprisingly, it has its
A lot of great work happens at Custom Car Crafters in N. Austin.
This “RestoMod” for sale at Motoreum has been thoroughly modified with a modern Corvette engine and is pretty damn irresistible.
Chuck lives in my neighborhood and I used to see this car on the road all the time. He shortened it in the 80s, adding a Buick V6, using it to tow his cars around.
The Dagmar bumpers remind me of good ole Mom.
Kit car made on Pontiac Fiero tub with hot Chevy V8, at S. 1st Performance in S. Austin – see link at right side of blog.
