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In the early 60's, Gene Winfield was a well-known name around the show car circuit due to his custom creations and dazzling paint jobs. His first nationally recognized car was a stylized 1956 Mercury called the "Jade Idol" which sported Chrysler tailfins, quad headlights, and a future Winfield trademark, the "blended" paint job. Unfortunately this beauty was rolled in a trailer accident on the way to another show.
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Winfield received national recognition for his beautiful "Jade Idol." The sculpted body modifications and the new "blended" paint scheme was very popular at shows across the country. |