This 1951 Ford Is a Surf Cult Outlaw Jalopy

What are you looking at? If you are thinking this is a ’51 Ford Custom dragged from a barn, you are wrong. If you are now thinking this is a fake patina car that looks like a ’51 Ford Custom … also wrong. This car is the creation of John Moss, an industrial artist from Huntington Beach, California. He is deep into surf-town culture and outlaw choppers, best known locally for creating high-end spaces and architectural structures with raw and rustic finishes though Brass Junkie, his business located on the industrial side of town. He is also known to show up at the legendary Donut Derelicts in a thrown-together jalopy that steals the show… read more >

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