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1929
Hot Rod Roadster
This has been my 'show car' for many years. It graced
the cover of Street Rodder Magazine in 1989 and was featured in a Motorbooks
International 'coffee table' book called Cruisin'. It is powered by an
L98 Tuned Port Injected Corvette engine.
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it out.
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Pre-War
'Traditional' Vintage Rod
This 1930 Ford Roadster sports an original 'souped
up' 4 banger. It's a nostalgic flash from the past when the sport of hot
rodding was just beginning. Eighty years of automotive technology has done
nothing to make driving more fun.
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it out.
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1929
Sport Coupe
| I have owned this 1929 (all original) Sport Coupe
for more than 56 years. I did a ground up restoration in 1955 when I was
16 years old. This taught me all the basics of automobile mechanics, and
launched a lifelong love of cars.
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it out.
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1929
Woody Wagon
| This was my father's car and he drove it until
he was 92 when he gave it to me. It is one of the few (all original)
remaining Woody Wagons built in 1929; the year Ford first introduced Station
Wagons. The Maple and Birch used to make them came from Henry Ford's own
Iron Mountain forest in Michigan.
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it out.
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