Showing posts with label Paint. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Paint. Show all posts
Saturday, June 22, 2013
Royboy's Weekend Update!
Friday, May 31, 2013
Flames: The Good, The Bad and the What Where You Thinking? Part 1 2006-2009
Flame Jobs From 2006-2009
These are some the flames I've captured at car shows, this first post is 2006-2009, starting with the very first show of the Royboy Galleries all the way to the end of 2009.
Pinstripe flames

These are some the flames I've captured at car shows, this first post is 2006-2009, starting with the very first show of the Royboy Galleries all the way to the end of 2009.
Pinstripe flames
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Friday, March 8, 2013
Shop Visit: Jeff Myers Premier Body & Paint
The second stop on my trip to the Texas Thaw (part 1, part 2, part 3) was at Premier Body & Paint in Arkansas City, KS the shop of Jeff Myers. Jeff's been a buddy of mine for a couple of years, and always has something kool in the works.
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For the last couple of years Jeff has been working on a 41 Ford. The car originally came in for a chop and paint job, but under some inspection Jeff found that the frame was shot, and a bunch of work was needed on the car so it became a complete frame up job. Earlier visits (here and here) to Jeff's shows photos of the car under various states of build.
Here's what I saw this trip. Jeff has the car primed and was prepping to paint the jambs and some other areas before pinstriper Clint Rowe came by to pull some lines on some areas that are more easily accessible now. The car will soon be off to Fat Lucky's to get an interior done before coming back to Premier for final paint and assembly.




Jason's Merc is in house for some new kustom work, new bumpers and some other mods if I remember right.

The 60 Fairlane that McPhail did was in the back, waiting to have the damage of a bus sideswipe repaired. The new owner in NJ had the unfortunate incident and sent the car back to Jeff to get it fixed.
The majority of the metal work is roughed in now.





That's it for this stop at Premier Body & Paint. If you need kustom work done, go to Jeff, he's the one that did the paint on my Galaxie this winter.
See you at a show,
Travis
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For the last couple of years Jeff has been working on a 41 Ford. The car originally came in for a chop and paint job, but under some inspection Jeff found that the frame was shot, and a bunch of work was needed on the car so it became a complete frame up job. Earlier visits (here and here) to Jeff's shows photos of the car under various states of build.
Here's what I saw this trip. Jeff has the car primed and was prepping to paint the jambs and some other areas before pinstriper Clint Rowe came by to pull some lines on some areas that are more easily accessible now. The car will soon be off to Fat Lucky's to get an interior done before coming back to Premier for final paint and assembly.
Jason's Merc is in house for some new kustom work, new bumpers and some other mods if I remember right.
The 60 Fairlane that McPhail did was in the back, waiting to have the damage of a bus sideswipe repaired. The new owner in NJ had the unfortunate incident and sent the car back to Jeff to get it fixed.
The majority of the metal work is roughed in now.
That's it for this stop at Premier Body & Paint. If you need kustom work done, go to Jeff, he's the one that did the paint on my Galaxie this winter.
See you at a show,
Travis
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Thursday, March 7, 2013
Shop Visit: Chaotic Customs
Often when I'm traveling I take some slight detours to stop at some shops that I know. On the way to the Texas Thaw I made a few of these stops. First at Chaotic Customs in Mulvane, KS.
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Chaotic is busy at work with this beautiful 40 Ford pickup for Mike Young. The truck's body is being massaged in every way imaginable for what will in the end be a subtle custom look to the untrained eye. The cab has been chopped, lengthened, sectioned, channelled, but when finished you'll have to have a stock one sitting next to it to see the full extent of the differences.



Another project currently underway at Chaotic is a 1950 Oldsmobile Delivery. Well it started life as a Chevy Delivery, then it was chopped, an olds front clip was grafted on and the customizing began. The custom hood's underside is being finished now.


Spy pic of Jack's 51 Ford, more on this to come when the car is done.

This 1982 Chevy Malibu wagon may not be a car you normally see customized but it's turning out pretty kool.




The 34 Ford awaits another polish job before heading off to the Detroit Autorama (they are loaded in the building now for the show there this weekend.)

That's some of what Chaotic is working on, stop by their facebook and say hi.
See you at a show,
Travis
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Chaotic is busy at work with this beautiful 40 Ford pickup for Mike Young. The truck's body is being massaged in every way imaginable for what will in the end be a subtle custom look to the untrained eye. The cab has been chopped, lengthened, sectioned, channelled, but when finished you'll have to have a stock one sitting next to it to see the full extent of the differences.
Another project currently underway at Chaotic is a 1950 Oldsmobile Delivery. Well it started life as a Chevy Delivery, then it was chopped, an olds front clip was grafted on and the customizing began. The custom hood's underside is being finished now.
Spy pic of Jack's 51 Ford, more on this to come when the car is done.
This 1982 Chevy Malibu wagon may not be a car you normally see customized but it's turning out pretty kool.
The 34 Ford awaits another polish job before heading off to the Detroit Autorama (they are loaded in the building now for the show there this weekend.)
That's some of what Chaotic is working on, stop by their facebook and say hi.
See you at a show,
Travis
Sunday, January 6, 2013
New Kustom Paint, Old Kustom Flavor
I've had my 1963 Ford Galaxie 500 since 2004. When she first entered my life she looked like a 70's cruiser. Stock body, dark tinted windows (80's probably), Cragar S/S wheels and some fairly large raised white letter tires.

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Wednesday, October 10, 2012
Royboy Features Episode 2 Jeff Myers' 63 Galaxie
I've been blessed to meet some great folks in my travels around the
midwest attending car shows from Austin to Chicago. So about a year back
I decided that I wanted to feature some of the great people and their
vehicles in a way that photographs alone couldn't do. So in August the
first video was released of Yblock292's 29 Roadster. A bit behind schedule here is the 2nd video, this time of Finkd (Jeff Myers) beautiful mild custom 63 Ford Galaxie.
Jeff has become a great friend and was nice enough to take me and the camera for a ride to explain all about the car. I hope you enjoy it!
Jeff's Arkansas City, KS based shop Premier Body & Paint is a H.A.M.B. Alliance Vendor so if you need some work done, make sure to join and let him know you're a member! Music in this one was provided by my buddies The Rumblejetts, make sure to support them as well.
See you at a show,
Travis
Jeff has become a great friend and was nice enough to take me and the camera for a ride to explain all about the car. I hope you enjoy it!
Jeff's Arkansas City, KS based shop Premier Body & Paint is a H.A.M.B. Alliance Vendor so if you need some work done, make sure to join and let him know you're a member! Music in this one was provided by my buddies The Rumblejetts, make sure to support them as well.
See you at a show,
Travis
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