East Orange Autorama 1962

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The second version of Richard Korkes' 1954 Ford convertible. Richard ran Korky's Kustom Shop in Whippany, New Jersey, and the convertible, named The Parisienne is one of his most famous builds. Photo from The Harry K. Jenkins Photo Collection.
Irvin Kirschner's 1955 Chevrolet convertible. Restyled by Tony Bruskivage, the car was shown as "The Princess and the Pirate." Photo from The Harry K. Jenkins Photo Collection.
A chopped 1957 Plymouth custom. Owner unknown. Photo from The Harry K. Jenkins Photo Collection.
A fully equipped 1957 Chevrolet custom that seems to feature a sink, cooking plates and TV set in the trunk. Photo from The Harry K. Jenkins Photo Collection.
An unknown 1933 or 1934 Ford 3-window coupe. The channeled and pinstriped hot rod was advertised for sale at the show. Photo from The Harry K. Jenkins Photo Collection.
A custom painted Ford pickup truck. Photo from The Harry K. Jenkins Photo Collection.



 

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