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(@tldaly)
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PIC: How about a very mild custom 48 Chevrolet 4dr. Sedan.....

That has little done to it other than a mild chop, nosed, decked, shaved, nice paint, a super stance and later tires/wheel covers.

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Mostly prefer 2 door sedan, hardtop or convertible customs but this one works for me.

What do you think?

Enjoy!



   
(@bob-lasagna)
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Love it

Most of the time I am a purist, and prefer stock
To custom, but this car is beautiful.



   
John Kuvakas
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Looks very well done and classy. I'd love to see the interior.


John Kuvakas
Warrenton, VA


   
(@jack-dodds)
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Nice job done on a 4dr. but I would spend the money on a coupe.



   
Frank Kocour
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Beautiful car. Interesting that you call it a "very mild" custom. Back in my day any chopped top qualified a car as a radical custom.



   
(@tldaly)
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Agreed, Frank, that most chopped cars were at least 'full' customs. That normally included.....

frenched head and taillights, molded fenders, smoothed bumpers and other, profile changing, modifications. This one features very few of those, save for the chop, which is why I call it mild.



   
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