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Found another odd body on Flickr, the foreign countrys seems to have all sorts of custom body works.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/maximasprime/4413746498/in/pool-advanceddesign/

Give it a look.

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I want one.


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I don't know about this one, interesting front fender treatment. Thanks for posting it!

Here's a nice : . 1946 CHEVROLET UTE

Another 1941 AMBULANCE

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Looks like it should be in a funeral home.

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The back half of it reminds me of a Mercury?!


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Pukehoke?? really?

That must have gone through a coachbuilder, don't you think? Or do I remember seeing some distant cousins from Down-Under? The Aussies did some funky stuff too.



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Originally Posted by si47gmc
Looks like it should be in a funeral home.

My thoughts too.
Maybe not as a hearse,but for transporting the 'passenger(s)' to the funeral home. eek


1950 Chevy Advance Design 3100 in Scotland
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I think dude spelled it wrong. It's probably pukekohe, NZ. I emailed the swap meet organizer to see if he can locate the owner to tell us a bit about it. I couldn't resist.

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I like it. It solves the missing rear fender problem for sure.


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