Bill and Kathy Dwyer's 1939 La Salle

From the September, 2009 issue of Street Rodder

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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