- Modern Art Morrison chassis
- 580-hp 6.2-L LSA V8
- Custom body and paint
- Redesigned interior
- 1,000 miles since build completion
1947 Buick Super 8 custom
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1930 Chrisman Bonneville Ford coupe
- Among the most historic 1950s Bonneville racers
- Built by Art and Lloyd Chrisman and Harry Duncan
- Multiple Bonneville record-setter in 1953
- Featured on the cover of the February 1954 issue of Hot Rod as “The Most Fantastic Coupe”
- Third place in the Historic Hot Rod Class at Pebble Beach in 2001
1925 Spurgin-Giovanine Chevrolet Roadster
- Among the most historic 1940s California dry-lakes roadsters
- Built by Albata Club members Chuck Spurgin and Bob Giovanine
- 1948 SCTA Class A Roadster Champion: perfect 1,800-point score
- Featured on the cover of the March 1949 issue of Hot Rod
- Displayed in the Historic Hot Rod Class at Pebble Beach in 2010
- Dry Lakes Racing Hall of Fame inductee
- Grand National Roadster Show Class Winner
1936 Ford Jack Calori 3-Window Coupe
- Hot Rod magazine cover car November 1949
- Built by rodding pioneers Jack Calori and Herb Reneau
- Bored and stroked ’46 Mercury 59AB flathead
- Clay Smith cam; Eddie Meyer high-compression heads
- Three-inch chopped top, La Salle grille, ’40 Chevy headlights
- Best in Class at Pebble Beach Early Custom Class in 2005
- Dean Bachelor Award for the “Most Significant Hot Rod”
1932 Ford “404 Jr.” Roadster
- Virtually unbeatable on Los Angeles-area drag strips in the 1950s
- Former NHRA Street Roadster Class world-record holder
- Fully restored by Dave Crouse, formerly Custom Auto, Loveland, CO
- Powered by a full race 314-ci Ford flathead V8 with 4 carburetors, Harrell heads and an
- Isky “404” radius-tappet camshaft
- Featured in The Rodder’s Journal, Issue 32
- Dean Bachelor Award winner at the 2007 Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance
- Selected in 2007 as one of the most significant 1932 Ford hot rods of Read More
1922 Ford Model T Roadster Pickup
- Credited with starting the T-bucket craze
- Hot Rod magazine cover in October 1955
- Featured on TV in “Mr. Kagle and the Baby Sitter” in 1956
- Paint, crab-claw flames and pinstripes by Dean Jeffries
- Car Craft cover: April, 1957
- Starred on the TV show “77 Sunset Strip,” in 1958, and was called “Kookie’s Kar” after show character Gerald “Kookie” Kookson III
- Sold to Jim “Street” Skonzakes for $3,000 in 1959
- Later painted Rose Pearl with Candy Red flames by Larry Read More
1957 Chevrolet 210 Pro-Street
- Built Chevrolet small-block V8 engine
- BDS blower
- Dual Holley 4-barrel carburetors
- Mallory ignition with Powermaster coil
- Be Cool aluminum radiator with dual fans
- Headers and dual exhaust
- Automatic transmission
- Tubbed with narrowed rear axle
- Auto Meter 9,000-rpm tachometer and auxiliary gauges
- B&M shifter
- Grant GT steering wheel
- Weld Racing wheels
- Mickey Thompson tires
1920 Ford T-bucket
- Chevrolet 350-ci V8
- GM Turbo 400 automatic transmission
- Disc brakes
- Jaguar limited-slip IRS
- Extended front end
- Part of the Rolland Collection
1955 Ford Thunderbird Custom convertible
- 2012 Detroit Autorama Don Ridler Award winner
- 2012 Goodguys Custom Rod of the Year
- 2012 SEMA Mothers Polish Excellence in Design winner
- 2012 Legend Cup winner
- Featured in Street Rodder Premium and AutoWeek
- 1150-hp twin-turbo V8 by Gale Banks Engineering
1932 Ford Roadster
- The famous ’32 Ford roadster that raced the quarter horse in 1944
- Russetta Timing Association tag: 120.9 mph at Harper Dry Lake, 1944
- Starred in several hot rod B movies in the 1950s
- Amelia Island Concours d’Elegance “Best Historic Hot Rod”
- Named as one of the Most Significant 1932 Fords of all time in 2007