Bill Steele's 1930 Ford coupe - Columbus Turtle Wax Top 100

From the August, 2009 issue of Street Rodder

By Eric Geisert

Photography by Eric Geisert

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Slightly channeled and with a four-inch chop, Bill Steele's '30 Ford coupe is a stand-out in a field of Model A coupes. Power comes from a '55 331 Hemi topped with four Stromberg 97s, and the rod rolls on artillery spotlight wheels. A '38 Dodge dash was modified to fit, and the steering wheel comes from a '57 Lone Star boat.

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