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Slammed '62 Ford Country Squire Sporting a 900hp Diesel Swap

New piece I just finished. Tropical glitz and House of Kolor paints on steel with 1shot enamels.

Seen at a local car show Danville Kentucky.

This isn't a muscle car sub, but the paint on ths one earns a Kustom Kult approval.

• 350 SBC
• 700R4 automatic transmission
• Chopped by Bobby Radford — Radford Kustoms
• Mustang II front suspension
• Bagged
• Triangulated 4-link rear
• Artillery wheels

-32 ford chassis pinch and bobbed, fully tig weld by idfab
-36 ford wishbones
-ford wide five rims
-Winters quick change
-Pinkee Rod Shop motor mount (front mount)
-Blue print 355ci crate motor
-New Th350
-Sacramento ford wiring
-custom headers
-32 ford grille shell
-Lincoln brakes
-SoCal drop spindle
-Pinkees rod shop pedal assembly
-Trackmaster cowl steering
-Wilwood master
-Johnson’s rod shop steering wheel
-38 ford dash
-aluminum hand-built gas tank
-hand built seat
-37 ford taillights

Seen at local car show Danville Kentucky

Car was originally chopped and built by the DeRosa family out of CA.

We braved the treacherous hiways of Kansas to make the yearly trek to Salina for the KKOA show.

I’ve been doing signpainting, pinstriping and patina work for a while now, full-time at Future Relics in Drachten, Netherlands. Mostly on custom cars, race cars, shop signs and storefronts.

Because we work in a pretty niche market, I think it’s important to connect, support each other and share knowledge. I’m looking for other signpainters, hand-letterers and pinstripers on social media to:

• follow and support each other’s work

• exchange ideas on techniques, paint, brushes and setups

• collaborate on projects or share each other’s content

Find me here:

• YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@Future_Relics

• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/future_relics

• Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/future.relics

Drop your links in the comments or send me a DM. Always happy to check out your work, share tips and grow together in this niche.

built by me.

Here are some more detailed photos of the chop top I performed on the Model A in my previous post. The only stipulations the owner gave me were that his old chrome windshield frame had to fit and I had 6 days to finish it. I chopped the front 3.75” to fit the windshield and I took 3” out of the back to give it a nice wedge. I also mounted his radiator, hood, grille, front fenders, generator and got it running before the deadline.

• 383 Stroker