Chris Staneck 1926 Ford roadster - Bowling Green Turtle Wax Top 100

October, 2009

By Tim Bernsau

Photography by Tim Bernsau

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There's not a lot of money in this hot rod, but a ton of hours. Except for the cowl top, the whole body of this track T roadster is handbuilt by the owner. The frame is also owner-built. The Ford Ranger 4-cylinder mill is hooked to a 5-speed. Chris fabricated the front wheels, welding VW hoops to the spokes from a pair of '35 Ford wheels.

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