The SuperFly Dunham Coach / Les Dunham Personal Car

Owner: Richard Rhoades
Les Dunham created Dunham Coach in 1957 as a result of increasing demand for his custom vehicle fabrication skills. Showcasing his design skills with vehicles displayed at major car show venues, the customer base grew quickly among car enthusiasts.
Beyond his one-off Kustoms, Dunham Coach specialized in grand design. Known as the "Father of the Pimpmobile", reworking Cadillacs of the 60's and 70's became a specialty culminating in the James Bond 007 car in the movie
"Live & Let Die". From there the Corvorado was born and later upgraded to the Caballista and then Caballista Hawk.
As a result of nostalgic demand for the cars of yesterday, Dunham Coach has dusted off the old dies and manufacturing tools and upgraded the design for today's discerning driver. Additionally, Dunham has created new accessories for your vehicle and will also provide custom designs as required.

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Mr. Les Dunham, is the Pimpcar O.G.

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Maestro Chrome Florida

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The "S.L.A.B. culture" in Texas actually came from Les Dunham. From his Superfly Pimpvehicles

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Stutz's weren't build on the Firebird platform, wrong Pontiac. They were built on the '68-'72 Grand Prix platform which is the same platform used for the '70-'72 Chevy Monte Carlo.

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I owned a Stutz so I kwow. A multitude of platforms were used over the years, mostly Pontiac Grand Prix, '68 to '77 chassis/engine/cell, but also Cadillac and Oldsmobile on the four door sedan and limousine versions. The one shown here is based on a Firebird/TransAm.

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Those n🏚Zi g😧LLums has tried so many ways to disshed Mr. Dunham's chrome art' credits and also florida's chrome history. This was the most exposed n🏚Zi activities. Mercedes logo's never invented by any germany either, oldmobile company allready applied several 3 spoke chrome / alloy design on their back lamp and front lamp in 1950's

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Is this for sale....

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