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Brad and Gale Bez' 1948 Buick Roadmaster. The old sports custom was was located in Milwaukee and then moved to the Chicago area where it was in a garage fire. In 2009 it was purchased by a St Louis Buick collector. Brad and Gale are currently looking for info about who built their one-off custom.
Robert Zainer's 1949 Mercury
Ralph Ferks' 1954 Oldsmobile - The Startling Starfire
Bob Dzemske's 1956 Lincoln of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bob's Lincoln was restyled by Dave Puhl and Johnny Malik at Trend Automotive in 1960.
Joe Roth's 1959 Chevrolet Impala of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Restyled by Cudahy Auto Body, the build was started in 1960 and completed in 1961.
Raymond Besasie's X-2
The Car Craft Dream Rod was built by Bill Cushenbery for Bob Larivee of Promotions Inc. The first drawings of the car appeared in Car Craft October 1961. The build was completed late in 1963. Dennis Pallen of Milwaukee owned the car in 2005.


Hot Rods of Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Cruisin Angels' 1930 Ford Model A Pick Up
Spinners of Milwaukee's 1931 Chevrolet

Custom Cars of Milwaukee, Wisconsin

John Flynn's 1947 Ford
Robert Zainer's 1949 Mercury Convertible
Don Janczac's 1951 Chevrolet
Ralph Ferks' 1954 Oldsmobile - The Startling Starfire
Bob Dzemske's 1956 Lincoln Capri
Joe Roth's 1959 Chevrolet Impala
Raymond Besasie's X-2


Sport Customs of Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Brad and Gale Bez' 1948 Buick Roadmaster Roadster


Show Cars of Milwaukee, Wisconsin

The Car Craft Dream Rod


Custom Body Shops of Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Cudahy Auto Body


Citizens of Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Alan Morrison
Bob Dzemske
Joe Roth
Ralph Ferks
Raymond Besasie
Robert Zainer

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