Solved -PJ596- The Stanmobile, built by Don Stanley

[Paul Jaray]

What is this?
1 point for you!

[Paul Jaray]

Experts?

[kwgibbs]

Is this a mashup of Lincoln and ford?

[Paul Jaray]

There are parts of several different cars...but not Lincoln.

[Paul Jaray]

Pros?

[nicanary]

There are parts of several different cars...but not Lincoln.

Buick Riviera front lights........ (ugly s.o.b. though)

[Paul Jaray]

There are parts of several different cars...but not Lincoln.

Buick Riviera front lights........ (ugly s.o.b. though)

...only half of what you wrote is right 

[nicanary]

There are parts of several different cars...but not Lincoln.

Buick Riviera front lights........ (ugly s.o.b. though)

...only half of what you wrote is right 

So ....they're not from a Riviera, then....

[Paul Jaray]

  

[Otto Puzzell]

There are parts of several different cars...but not Lincoln.

You're 100% sure?

[Paul Jaray]

The builder made a list of at least 16 cars giving nearly 30 different parts...in that list there are circa 8 different makers but not Lincoln.

[Otto Puzzell]

An error of omission on his part. 

After spending a couple of hours searching various "ugliest kustoms" threads across the intra-webs, I can't find it. 

However, I have plenty of pics to start our very own "Autpuzzles Ugly Kustoms" photo review.   

[Bill Murray]

Like OP, hours on this bloody thing and nothing.

FWIW, my eyes tell me this thing has a 1939 chevrolet grille and hood sides.

Bill

[Paul Jaray]

Like OP, hours on this bloody thing and nothing.

FWIW, my eyes tell me this thing has a 1939 chevrolet grille and hood sides.

Bill

Exactly!

[sixtee5cuda]

Built on a truck chassis?

[Paul Jaray]

Oddly the chassis' donor is not reported!

[Paul Jaray]

If you think the front is ugly...

[sixtee5cuda]

Trunk lid appears to be from a 1980-1985 Cadillac Seville.  Tail fins probably from 1950's Cadillac.

FWIW

[Paul Jaray]

Trunk lid appears to be from a 1980-1985 Cadillac Seville. Tail fins probably from 1950's Cadillac.

FWIW

[Otto Puzzell]

Tail light panel is '71 AMC Javelin. The "opera" window looks to be from the same Lincoln as the front turn signals.

[Paul Jaray]

Tail light panel is '71 72 AMC Javelin.

Sun roof not by Lincoln.

[Otto Puzzell]

Opera windows are the oval windows on the side, that still have the Lincoln emblem embedded in them.

i don't mean to be pedantic, but that's a '71 Javelin taillight panel on the puzzle car. '72's had an ugly chromed crosshatch grill laid over a red lens, without the raised center section of the '71 ('72 Javelin below):

[Paul Jaray]

Opera windows are the oval windows on the side, that still have the Lincoln emblem embedded in them.

i don't mean to be pedantic, but that's a '71 Javelin taillight panel on the puzzle car. '72's had an ugly chromed crosshatch grill laid over a red lens, without the raised center section of the '71 ('72 Javelin below):

I bet you are right.
Here's the builder assembler's list:

[Otto Puzzell]

Pinto windshield?

(FWIW, I think the "builder" didn't build it, or selected his parts from a Junkyard, and guessed on the model years and/or make of the parts)

[Carnut]

Spelling wasn't his strong point either...!