I guess each to his own. A Ponchobaker.
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Dan White
64 R1 GT
64 R2 GT
58 C Cab
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Man, that thing is STILL looking for a home. Been a few years now.Proud NON-CASO
I do not prize the word "cheap." It is not a badge of honor...it is a symbol of despair. ~ William McKinley
If it is decreed that I should go down, then let me go down linked with the truth - let me die in the advocacy of what is just and right.- Lincoln
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I like it except for the rear end treatment. Could be a neat 1 of a kind.Randy Wilkin
1946 M5 Streetrod
Hillsboro,Ohio 45133
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Some visions just make me wanna say, ....Hmmmmmmmm...and as you say to each their own.Comment
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I don't think this is the first time this one has been reviewed/attacked/murdered by us on the forum. However, it may still be somewhat of an unfinished project/wreck/rod...this time, with a coat of new primer from the last time...it looks much better than I recall.
John Clary
Greer, SC
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yuk, 10 characters= yuk yuk yuk !Comment
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In a way I kind of like the front end treatment. The rear end could be improved with an overlay like a GT Hawk. Don't care too much for the area behind the seats, looks too much like the bat mobile for me.Chris DresbachComment
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Yikes! What a mishmash.Diesel loving, autocrossing, Coupe express loving, Grandpa Architect.Comment
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Gee, will ya look at all the money spent on the engine, wow what a air-filter...
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Needs a different front end look and the rear wheels moved up almost to the doors. Make the back seat more like a storage space like a corvette.Comment
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Me no like.Comment
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I'm not minding it the more I see it. Compared to the blue 52 "Studebaker" I saw for sale at the swap meet this weekend, which interestingly enough, I noticed a photo of the car in the December 2012 issue of TW at an Arizona car gathering, on page 38.
I apologize if the owner is reading, but, if I had to choose, I'd take the primer model over that finished blue creation. Both are comparable major customizations of a Studebaker.
Looking at the Okie car, I think I'd try a split bumper treatment, like the 80s Olds Cutlasses had, and go with a chrome bumper over body color. I think it's an interesting project at a nice price. I'm surprised someone hasn't picked it up by now. If I had the money, I would, and if I had the money and skills, I'd definitely play with it.Comment
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