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				Details '53 Buick "Resilience" as seen in Rod & Custom Magazine 4/09 Designed for the son-and-father dynamic duo Erik and Paul Hansen, and built by Tim Strange, this mighty Buick lived up to its name on more than one occasion, surviving an abandoned project and finally making a grand debut in Pomona at the Grand National Roadster Show. The project rendering appeared as the Dream Car of the Month in the April 2009 Rod & Custom Magazine, and again in finished form in the September issue (as well as the Japanese tile Cruisin' Magazine, grabbing a combined eleven pages. More to come.
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				'68 Mustang Tim at Fast Eddie Speed Shop gave me a shout to lay out some concepts for a customer's 1968 Mustang convertible, and we threw the full pro-touring and street custom book at it, cutting and splicing panels for a sleek, fast profile, and adding a ton of subtle styling changes. Look for more soon!
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				1938 Chevy Deluxe Laid out for the crew at Heartland Customs, this rare rumble seat Master Deluxe Coupe has a ton of subtle tricks up its sleeve, from the molded and flushed running boards, to the custom grille, it all blend seamlessly over those Intro wheels tucked neatly into the fenders, compliments of the slammed stance. The dark gray paint plays up the subtle theme even further.
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				'70 Monte Pro-Touring as seen in Chevy Rumble 3/08 and Popular Hot Rodding 1/08 Drawn for our good friends Wayne and Pam over at M&M Hot Rod Interiors, this is a rendering of their personal 1970 Monte Carlo project... The subtle monster includes little details like flush-mount windshield and backlight (while retaining the vinyl top), tucked bumpers, '69 Malibu lower side trim, Nissan Murano door handles, and a one-off grille insert. The interior, in typical M&M fasion, will blow you away.
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				"Surfite" Cube Drawn as part of a project to promote the Nissan Cube and highlight the customizability of these funky people movers, I threw down an Ed Roth-inspired piece, taking cues from his killer little Surfite, and really playing up the asymmetrical design and lifestyle tuning potential of the vehicle. By far the wildest of the batch, it proved wildly popular right off the drawing board... now to see it built.
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