Angie Johnson 1932 Ford roadster - 2010 Street Rodder Nashville Top 100

Gadsden, AL

May 25, 2010

By Eric Geisert

An all-steel roadster with many body modifications (a '36 roadster-type dash-to-door transition, curved hood louvers, etc.), Angie's ride also features a stand-out engine configuration: a hi-po Flathead fitted with Edelbrock aluminum heads, a SCAT crank, and a trio of Stromberg 97 carbs. The rod was built at her hubby's business: Alan Johnson's Hot Rod Shop.

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