To contrast all those ZZ rods, check out Cecil Proffit's chopped, channeled, and sectioned custom '49 Ford convertible.
At the height of the ZZ Top Eliminator coupe's popularity, not only did we feature two outstanding cars done in a similar vein, but even snuck in an interview and concert by the man himself, Billy Gibbons. The red '34 Chevy coupe, dubbed the ZZ Not, belonged to Huntington Beach, California, painter Mark Conavay, while the black '34 Chevy coupe belonged to John and Mary Lou Kight.