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2007 SEMA Show: Custom Flex Hot Springs National Park AR

2007 SEMA Show: Custom Ford Flex - Ford took the family out of the Flex today at the 2007 SEMA Show, debuting two custom versions of its upcoming crossover vehicle with decidedly non-kid friendly upgrades: the FooseFlex, designed by famed customizer Chip Foose, and the Flex(2), designed by none other than Funkmaster Flex himself.

Local Companies

Hyundai of Hot Springs
(501) 623-0500
4216 Central Ave
Hot Springs National Park, AR

Insane Autos
(501) 623-0101
5418 Park Ave
Hot Springs National Park, AR

Jam Auto Sales
(501) 318-9909
4563 Park Ave
Hot Springs National Park, AR

Chuck Frazier Nissan
(501) 525-4511
4111 Central Ave
Hot Springs National Park, AR

Allen Tillery Chevrolet Inc
(501) 525-4343
4573 Central Ave
Hot Springs National Park, AR

Chuck Frazier Nissan
(501) 374-1331
4111 Central Ave
Hot Springs National Park, AR

Dunn Russell Auto Sales
(501) 624-5471
1225 Albert Pike Rd
Hot Springs National Park, AR

Kitchens Truck Sales
(870) 295-6867
3432 Highway 1 S
Marianna, AR

Ray Chevrolet Inc
(501) 843-3592
1400 W Locust St
Cabot, AR

Landers Toyota
(501) 568-8557
5909 S University Ave
Little Rock, AR

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2007 SEMA Show: Custom Ford Flex - Ford took the family out of the Flex today at the 2007 SEMA Show, debuting two custom versions of its upcoming crossover vehicle with decidedly non-kid friendly upgrades: the FooseFlex, designed by famed customizer Chip Foose, and the Flex(2), designed by none other than Funkmaster Flex himself. The two had little more than six weeks create their vehicles, which featured interior and exterior touches such as custom leather and 22-inch wheels.

by Brian Chee
MyRide Managing Editor
Photo credit: Staff

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