I been looking forward to seeing these pics. Kool-Kustom is a website I have kept my eye on for many years. There is this fleetline I always wanted to see how it turned out. Well here it is.

Here are some more pics, I grafted 1948 Caddy tail lights to it and lowered the front and rear bumpers and added a sun visor,
Regards
Arthur

The Grand National Roadster Show had a suede palace. Unfortunately, I was unable to attend the Grand National Roadster show. I am sure there were some incredible cars there. I am hoping some of you can help out.

Did you go? Get any photos of the 1949 – 1954 chevrolet’s at the show?
Please share.

Here is a few photos of some nice custom chevy’s I dug up. I will do some searches and see what else I can dig up

Very Nice 1953 custom. Trying to find a side and rear view, I want to see the rear window.

Few more photos of some other nice cars. Mike Ness’s 1954 chevy built by Salinas Boys and a few others.

Send me an email or post em up on the website if you have any photos to share.

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Check out this 1950 chevrolet fleetline owned by Robert H. I like the clean grill treatment, one piece bumpers, lowering job and yet retains the stock stainless trim. Nice build all around.

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Here are a couple of photos of my newly restored 52 chevy.
Tom
Michigan

Year and Model: 1952 Chevrolet Sport Coupe
Engine:Stock 215 c.i.d. 6 cylinder
Transmission:3 Speed on column
Additional Build Information:All original, except custom exhaust and wheels

Nico from Finland sent in these photos of his 1954 chevrolet custom.

Hello! This is my 54` Chevy custom. Motor is 350cid. Transmission is
also 350. 4door, chopped. 60` mopar taillight`s. This is my first ride
and I build it 6 years ago, and still working. I put my other custom
car pick too. It`s 55`dodge kingsway.Before I chopped it,was 4door.

Best wishes,mr.Niko A

1950 Sport Coupe
Engine: Early 235 BABBIT SINCE IT WAS AN ORIGINAL POWERGLIDE