Tom Johnson's 1941 Willys coupe - Nashville Turtle Wax Top 100

From the July, 2009 issue of Street Rodder

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The Gasser Wars are alive and well in Casilla, MS, as Tom Johnson tied the '60s era into a tribute for his father (his dad's Gulf gas station logo has been added to the decklid along with the names of his grandkids). A 496 Chevy with Hilborn EFI injection gives the rod its power, and the BeBops 'glass body was built by Street Rods by Michael in Shelbyville, TN.

1941 Willys Coupe 2009 Goodguys Nashville Top 100

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