Bill and Kathy Dwyer's 1939 La Salle

By Ryan Manson

Another convertible, this time from Richmond, Indiana belonging to Bill and Kathy Dwyer and in the form of a 1939 La Salle. The Dwyer's 'vert is powered by a Street & Performance LT1 Chevy engine, backed by a 4L60E transmission. Corvette IFS handles the suspension chores up front, while a Jaguar independent sits out back. Tom Dunlap sprayed the silver hue before Dennis Gambill stitched up the red interior.

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Bill and Kathy Dwyer's 1939 La Salle

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