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Dick gave Ron Dragoo's 1954 Mercury a maroon and silver scallop paint job in the mid 1950s. It was Dick who originally owned and built the Merc. Ron spotted it during the build, and decided that he just had to have it. Sometime after Ron purchased the Merc from Dick, he had Dick repaint the car for him. Ron told Bill Layman that he took the car to Dick and gave him a free hand as to the color. There was no discussion about doing the scallops, so when he picked it up he was surprised and shocked to see that Dick had added the scallops. He wasn't very happy at first, but learned to like them after a while. Photo from The Ron Dragoo Photo Collection, provided by Bill Layman.
After buying Buddy Alcorn's 1950 Mercury in 1957, Dick upgraded it with a two-tone paint scheme and pinstriping.
Dick Jackson's 1957 Ford was restyled late in 1956 or early in 1957. Later on in 1957, Dick traded the Ford with Buddy Alcorn for his 1950 Mercury.
Dick Jackson's 1958 Ford Thunderbird was restyled in 1958. The car was later sold to Calvin Wiekamp.


Advanced Custom Paints was run by Dick Jackson in Compton, California.

Cars Restyled by Advanced Custom Paints

Buddy Alcorn's 1950 Mercury
Ron Dragoo's 1954 Mercury Monterey
James Langston's 1955 Chevrolet
Bud Campbell's 1955 Plymouth Sport Coupe
Dick Jackson's 1957 Ford
Mox Miller's 1958 Chevrolet Impala
Dick Jackson's 1958 Ford Thunderbird
Jim Cirivello's 1959 Chevrolet Impala
Ken Leake's 1959 Chevrolet Impala




 

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