Baker Kirkpatrick's 1934 Ford coupe - Nashville Turtle Wax Top 100

From the July, 2009 issue of Street Rodder

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Confessing a love for the Cop Shop Coupe that first appeared in STREET RODDER more than 20 years ago, Baker set out to copy many of the car's iconic looks with his own three-window. The motor is a 454 backed to a Muncie trans, and the slant chop (3.5-to-3-inches) is perfect. Stretched 4 inches, pinched 3 inches, and channeled 6 inches, we'd say Baker has done his homework!

1934 Ford Coupe 2009 Goodguys Nashville Top 100

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