I was able to stop by the stadium just as they were packing up and leaving, so, there weren't many cars still there, but the Belvedere was not yet packed into Murray Pfaff's trailer

I was able to stop by the stadium just as they were packing up and leaving, so, there weren't many cars still there, but this 75 Manx SR2 was not yet packed into Murray Pfaff's trailer

 

The guys over at Tred Wear are working hard to finish up Scraptona for SEMA.

those fender vents are from motorcycle gas tanks

poster by Pfaff designs! https://www.facebook.com/PfaffDesigns/photos/a.10150104785706348/10156326453771348/?type=3&permPage=1
https://www.facebook.com/TredWear/

Far more common place than the Franken'Cuda, and nothing as close to being modded like his '59 Imperial, Murray Pfaff did a great visual graphics look and several hood and lighting mods to this Ram 1500. But I dug that Magnuson supercharger under, and Super Bee on, the hood

nice look to the area around the headlights too... and the retro look to the letting on the box is a damn good touch

check out the tire lettering

https://www.facebook.com/PfaffDesigns/posts/10153553166321348

If you read the name Murray Pfaff, and think, "hey, that sounds familiar, but I can't recall why" it's because I've posted a couple cool cars he's made:

http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2010/11/troy-brumbalows-frankencuda-design-by.html

PPG booth, 2010 SEMA

http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2011/06/murray-pfaff-and-friends-radically.html 

a Pfaff custom in the Autorama 8... and the new owner says it'll get autocrossed after the show circuit.. yeah, right. Not

from http://www.hotrod.com/eventcoverage/1307_2013_detroit_autorama_great_eight/photo_07.html

Murray Pfaff and friends radically customized a 59 Imperial

The original was in extremely good condition, but it's not that good looking. There is an enormous improvement in the headlight and grill area


very odd proportions, but fun to look at
and it's amazing to see from the bottom most diagram of where the cuts were made, and how the jigsaw puzzle of pieces came together to keep the body lines, just move the bumpers closer together
images from http://www.rodauthority.com/news/pfaff-designs-unveils-the-59-imperial-speedster/ and http://murraypfaff.wordpress.com/

Troy Brumbalow's Franken'cuda, design by Pfaff Design

Like almost half the cars I see at car shows and SEMA, it was made to tour, show, and sell. 3 months later, it's at auction in the January Barrett Jackson http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2011/01/famous-vehicles-for-sale-at-barrett.html