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Jason Graham's 1930 Ford coupe - Nashville Turtle Wax Top 100

July, 2009

Chopped 6 inches, this steel Model A Ford has not been channeled. All of the fabrication was done by the owner (including the interior) and the body was painted with a charcoal base before the satin clear went on top. A 371 Olds Rocket V-8, topped with four Strombergs, bolts to a four-speed trans.

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