Don Provance

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Don started customizing his 1957 Ford as soon as he brought it home from the dealer. The car underwent numerous modifications, primarily at Liddle's Auto Body in Alsip, Illinois, under the expertise of George Liddle and Jack Detmars. This photo shows a captivating purple paint job. It had been nosed and decked, and distinct modifications included the integration of 1956 Ford F-100 headlight doors and a 1954 Chevrolet grille. Accessory additions encompassed dual spotlights, 1957 Plymouth hubcaps, and fender skirts. Photo courtesy of Ed Dymitrowicz.
The "Gold Digger" version of the Ford photographed at an outdoor car show in Morton Grove, Illinois in June of 1963. This version was upgraded with dual headlights integrated with scoops containing forward-pointing sunken antennas. It did also roll on chromed and reversed wheels. Photo courtesy of Ed Dymitrowicz.


Don Provance of Oak Lawn, Illinois.

Don Provance's Cars

Don Provance's 1957 Ford Fairlane Victoria - Gold Digger

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