Marius Kristiansen's 1951 Ford

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When Sondre came to tape the flames on August 17, 2024, Marius had prepared the car, matting down the clear paint. Photo by Sondre Kvipt - Kustomrama.
Sondre started by masking up flames on the passenger side of the car. Photo by Sondre Kvipt - Kustomrama.
The hood and roof followed. Photo by Sondre Kvipt - Kustomrama.
Photo by Sondre Kvipt - Kustomrama.
Photo by Sondre Kvipt - Kustomrama.
Day two. Sondre started the day by redoing the design around the headlights and on the front part of the hood. Photo by Marius Kristiansen.
Photo by Marius Kristiansen.
Photo by Sondre Kvipt - Kustomrama.
Photo by Marius Kristiansen.
Photo by Marius Kristiansen.
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Photo by Sondre Kvipt - Kustomrama.
Photo by Sondre Kvipt - Kustomrama.
Photo by Sondre Kvipt - Kustomrama.
Photo by Sondre Kvipt - Kustomrama.
Photo by Sondre Kvipt - Kustomrama.
Photo by Sondre Kvipt - Kustomrama.
A photo of Marius with the Ford after he had helped Sondre mask the flames. Photo by Sondre Kvipt - Kustomrama.
When Sondre returned to paint the flames, Marius had had some help masking up the rest of the car. Photo by Sondre Kvipt - Kustomrama.
Photo by Sondre Kvipt - Kustomrama.
Photo by Sondre Kvipt - Kustomrama.
Photo by Sondre Kvipt - Kustomrama.
Photo by Marius Kristiansen.
Photo by Sondre Kvipt - Kustomrama.
Done. Light blue metallic with silver fade applied. Photo by Sondre Kvipt - Kustomrama.
Like a kid on Christmas Eve. Marius eagerly ripping off the masking tape and paper. Photo by Sondre Kvipt - Kustomrama.
Photo by Sondre Kvipt - Kustomrama.
Photo by Sondre Kvipt - Kustomrama.
Photo by Sondre Kvipt - Kustomrama.
Photo by Sondre Kvipt - Kustomrama.
Photo by Sondre Kvipt - Kustomrama.
Photo by Sondre Kvipt - Kustomrama.
Photo by Sondre Kvipt - Kustomrama.
Photo by Sondre Kvipt - Kustomrama.
Photo by Sondre Kvipt - Kustomrama.
Photo by Sondre Kvipt - Kustomrama.
Photo by Sondre Kvipt - Kustomrama.

1951 Ford owned by Marius Kristiansen of Dal, Norway. Originally built in the United States, Kristiansen's Ford features a chopped top, airbags, and a shaved body, stripped of most of its chrome and ornamentation, giving it a sleek and streamlined appearance.[1]


Flame Paint Job

Kristiansen acquired the car in the summer of 2024 and soon approached Sondre Kvipt of Oslo, Norway to discuss a new paint job. Inspired by the late 1950s style of Larry Watson, Kvipt proposed a flame design for the vehicle. Kristiansen wanted to cover the body in flames, and Sondre agreed he could do it if it could be done in a traditional style. Over two days, Sondre meticulously masked out the flames using 300 meters of line tape, while Kristiansen and his friends filled in the remaining areas. The result was a light blue metallic flame paint job with silver fading, enhancing the car's custom look and paying homage to a classic era of automotive customization. Sondre masked and applied the flames in August of 2024.[1]


References

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Sondre Kvipt
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