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Dr. David Myers transformed his orthodontist office into hot-rod heaven with a woodie wagon reception desk, a 1956 Olds 98 couch, a pink 1959 Cadillac sofa, and a Larry Watson-inspired room. The Arkansas-based dentist's office resembles a circa-1950s diner and service station.
Myers built all of the furniture by hand with his father's help. A 1947 Mercury coupe fitted with a 1946 Ford grille and a surfboard roof resembles a woodie wagon and acts as the reception desk, while a 1956 Olds 98 and a pink 1959 Cadillac have been made into couches.
Myers' fondness for the work of legendary custom painter and pinstriper Larry Watson was the inspiration behind recreating Watson's shop as his private office. Even his office desk is a tribute to Watson's candy-and-white pearl 1959 Caddy.
Source: Insideline.