While neither muscle cars or classic/kustom cars are in danger of being left out of the aftermarket world anytime soon, neither of those genres of car are overly populous here at SEMA 2015. There are HUNDREDS upon HUNDREDS of cars and trucks on display here and plenty of them are muscle cars and-or customs/classics of the 1940s and 1950s they are certainly not the dominant style of cars that people have on display or have invited into their booths for the 2015 SEMA show. We’re going to keep hunting them over the next couple of days but we wanted to share what we had so far and we’re doing just that in this collection of images.
While I am not any sort of expert in the world of top chopping, channeling, and frenching, I know a good kustom when I see it and there are several in this collection. I enjoy seeing these cars and envisioning how the craftsmen helped shape the body and how the decision making process went as the build was progressing. Once you starting cutting stuff, fixing it becomes expensive and time consuming. Appreciate the art in these photos.
On the muscle car side, there’s some incredible representation in every brand and in many different styles. From the big roller pro touring cars you’ll see like Danny Popp’s and others that sport far more modern looks, this is a fun collection of photos to choose from.
Check out these muscle cars and classics by clicking the images to expand them –
Lots of great shots! Thanks for sharing them Brian!
Looks like there were a couple really good Dodge Dart builds. Wish I could see them in person.