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I'm working on it....I think I know origin of the manufacture, now I just got to narrow it down. Hopefully

Same here, I thought I knew what this was but so far I have came up empty handed, so back to Google.

Ok Harry did you forget me

Great looking truck. Great color combo.

This thing is just bad to the bone. Whats next David?

looks familiar!!!!

who's opinion doesn't matter?

I enjoy building customs and one off prototypes. I have tried to build a factory stock vehicle but they always seem to modified in the end.

I follow the car classes and the Pickup, Vans, Light Commercial , both On the workbench and Under Glass. I enjoy the custom build more than the stock ones. The ones I look at the least would be anything to do with racing and/or big rigs. I don't totally ignore these but they are what I look at the least. And like Harry the rest is hit and miss to me.

I think I know this one. Maybe.

More Mustang ll concepts. Here is a four door Mustang.

Here are some of the Mustang ll concepts that Ford built for the upcoming 1974 model. There are a few so I will post on several replies. I am not a big fan of this era of Mustang but I thought it was interesting to see how many designs Ford looked at before the final product. You can see some of the items on these that made it to production.

Here are a couple more. This is suppose to be a Mustang concept, called Mustang Evo. But I don't know Then theres the Giugiaro Concept

1991 Kelly python used the mustang platform Mustang l Concept

Looks real to me!

its not as easy one to find, I never even heard of this one.

This thing is owned by Anne Thomson and she drives it like she stole it. LOL

Just part of it. LOL

Looks like an easy one again.

At least this is an easy one!!!!!

It’s a custom bodied (duh!) bread van, built on an ex-Army Bedford truck chassis, using some vintage American car parts in the process. It is currently sitting in a garage somewhere just waiting for someone to restore it. LOL. Here is a picture of it in it current resting place.

I also thought it was a vw based kit car, that's why I never found it. Oh well better luck next time.

Welcome to the forum Bob. Cant wait to see some of your builds.

I agree with you on this, I show my builds only once per show win or lose, then after they have been to all the shows for the year they are retired, if they go to the same show again, I put a sign with them "for display only". I have seen the same build win multiple times at the same show year after year, and this does not seem fair to the other builders, in fact it discourages most of the people that I have talked to about it. So to answer your question: BUILD, SHOW, RETIRE. That's the way it should be.

You impala is looking good Lownslow. What top did you use on this. I did one of these conversions a few year back for my granddaughter and I don't think it looks like a t-bird. I can post pictures if you would like to see it.