Interesting? Ugly? Waste of time? Coast Live Oak

Here I have a coast live oak I collected sometime within the last 18-24months. It was in the landscape in the front yard and needed to be removed. I thought it was interesting as it had a little "kink" in the trunk where it was damaged at some point as a small seedling so I potted it up to see what would happen. I expected the kink to smooth out over time as it grew but it really hasn't yet or at least not enough to eliminate the reverse taper. It was only 6 inches tall when first potted so it has been growing well. I still think there's a chance it will grow out and lose the reverse taper, but I have my doubts. I have a few other coast live oaks growing out so its no real loss if it doesn't work out.

The wood grow box is probably on its last year so I was thinking I would repot in spring and get it into some better soil. I would also chop it back at that time. These things back bud like crazy so what I'm thinking is if I get a bud below the kink, I could use that as a sacrifice to thicken below the kink. I would actually be surprised if it didn't back bud below the kink. I'm also thinking an angle change is in order.

Couple more full tree shots.

Your way over thinking this tree. Chop off one of those trunks, it will never be a good twin trunk, change the planting angle to make your kink more attractive and throw it back in the ground for a few years, it will grow faster and with proper trimming in the ground will ramify faster. As it is now it will not be a great tree. But if you're in love with it like that just ignore me.

You have nice lower trunk movement. I'd just give it a few years of unrestricted growth to beef up the trunk. A chop probably will be in order later.