rusty76

Wow, very neat stuff. I particularly like the faces on the trees. I have a 300+ year old oak 10' from my front door. I tell people that I bought an oak tree and a house came with it.

Richard Daugird

I think it would be fun to find a mid 60s that was so beat it wasn't worth fixing and do a replica of the King Of The Mountain Vette Hopper drove in the movie.

A good candidate sat in front of a house here in Texas City for years, wasn't for sale, then it was gone. Now a busted-*** pickup sits there, probably not for sale either...

The13Bats

Richard, are you in my mind ( a terrible thing to taste ) or did you visit my build thread, a week or so back i posted this in my thread, same basic idea, but in the movie it just looked beat, it was like a sleeper....
No way i can find an affordable midyear but my 69 would be great for this....

Detroit Steel

Figured the front page crowd would get a kick out of this one too...
https://www.corvetteforum.com/articl...ista-corvette/

The Rabbi

I would never knock someone's taste. To do so is, well, tasteless. Cars have always been objects d'art. I like extreme customs, displays real talent to design and great skills to build. Honestly, I think that a lot of the stuff people put on their vettes are tacky but that's all they can come up with. In fact, I have no interest in looking at stock vettes.

The13Bats

Very well said, i fully agree

suprkoop

cheer up, here's my '81...

vet3

i grew up a couple towns over from les dunhams shop... he does great trim work among other things... not many customizers left.... we should cherish them ...dick korkes , was another great jersey customizer. i wish i had a smidgeon of their talents...