Laurie Peterson's '37 Ford pickup

From the July, 2009 issue of Street Rodder

By Ryan Manson

West Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada-native Laurie Peterson has been building cars for a few years now and they're always a big hit in the Pacific Northwest. One of his latest is this chopped, channeled, and ungodly low '37 Ford pickup. The suede hot rod sits on black Ford wire wheels shod in Firestone bias plies and is powered by a 289ci Studebaker engine with a 331 Caddy 2x2 intake fitted.

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