While this car was created to race, it combines a high level of technical
competence in construction with the highest standard of finish
While this car was created to race, it combines a high level of technical
competence in construction with the highest standard of finish
competence in construction with the highest standard of finish
Hot rodders Art and Lloyd Chrisman were early and successful pioneers of drag racing with their famous #25 dragster, which was the first to achieve trap speeds of 140 mph and 180 mph in the quarter-mile.
Early experience gained on the dry lakebeds of Southern California in a 140 mph 1934 Ford coupe led to the 1930 Ford-based car offered here, which set records in three divisions of the Competition Coupe class at Bonneville.
