Baby Ray's 1941 Mercury
1941 Mercury Convertible owned by Baby Ray of Venice, California. Baby bought it for $600 in the ghetto. The fender skirts were welded to the fenders, so the car did not have any rear wheel openings. The windshield was chopped, the headlights were frenched, the rear fenders were molded-in, and all the trim was discarded. Brad Masterson of Masterson Kustom Automobiles primered the car for Baby in 2007.[1]
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