Looking for a name
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Looking for a name
I am having Ford Victoria type trim air brushed onto the side of my 56. Instead of a Victoria badge I am using a Route 66 emblem that will be airbrushed on and will read Route 56.
So, now comes the problem. I want to also have a model name of some sort airbrushed on. The truck has Personalised (Vanity) plates that read KRUZAH (Cruiser) and I did think of using that as a model name.
Anyone got any other suggestions?
http://www.1957ford.co.nz/images/F100small1.jpg
So, now comes the problem. I want to also have a model name of some sort airbrushed on. The truck has Personalised (Vanity) plates that read KRUZAH (Cruiser) and I did think of using that as a model name.
Anyone got any other suggestions?
http://www.1957ford.co.nz/images/F100small1.jpg
Last edited by Alfster; 03-26-2007 at 03:42 AM.
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Originally Posted by Alfster
I am having Ford Victoria type trim air brushed onto the side of my 56. Instead of a Victoria badge I am using a Route 66 emblem that will be airbrushed on and will read Route 56.
So, now comes the problem. I want to also have a model name of some sort airbrushed on. The truck has Personalised (Vanity) plates that read KRUZAH (Cruiser) and I did think of using that as a model name.
Anyone got any other suggestions?
http://www.1957ford.co.nz/images/F100small1.jpg
So, now comes the problem. I want to also have a model name of some sort airbrushed on. The truck has Personalised (Vanity) plates that read KRUZAH (Cruiser) and I did think of using that as a model name.
Anyone got any other suggestions?
http://www.1957ford.co.nz/images/F100small1.jpg
Take a look on ebay, every so often one shows up for sale. Nearly 20 feet of chrome and sheetmetal, a 5,000 ton mega-sedan.
Little known Route 66 facts: The original name was: The National Old Trails Highway. When Will Rogers was killed in an airplane crash in Alaska in 1935, the name was changed to: The Will Rogers Memorial Highway. And that is still the official name today. Rogers (1879-1935) was from Claremore, OK and was a famous humorist, newspaper columnist, radio personality and actor. Prolly the most loved man of his time. His famous quote: "I never met a man I didn't like."
Last edited by NumberDummy; 03-26-2007 at 04:04 AM.
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That's the two door hardtop model, the four door is even longer! That's a 1956 Lincoln Continental Mark II to the right of the Turnpike Bruiser.
Check out the fender skirts, those are factory originals and started a new trend...they were soon offered by aftermarket suppliers for most cars of the era, and were called "Cruiser Skirts" in custom car circles. The dual headlamps also were offered as a custom touch by aftermarket suppliers, and were available for several other cars...most notably..the 1957 Chevy.
Check out the fender skirts, those are factory originals and started a new trend...they were soon offered by aftermarket suppliers for most cars of the era, and were called "Cruiser Skirts" in custom car circles. The dual headlamps also were offered as a custom touch by aftermarket suppliers, and were available for several other cars...most notably..the 1957 Chevy.
Last edited by NumberDummy; 03-26-2007 at 05:01 AM.
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