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    . . . or read the Rule Book.
     
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    Looks like a scene from Hot Rod Girl .
     
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    Yeah, with the Nailhead out of Niekamp Roadster.
     
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  25. This is one of the two, or three, 1932 Ford 5 window coupes that was sectioned. From the rear they looked chopped. They were in san Francisco, or the bay area.
     
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  26. I was told there were 3 done this way. I've personally seen two. I was told the third one was lost years ago in a fire. Back in the late 70's early 80's there was a maroon one that would go to the Lodi Grape festival. There's a yellow street rodded one in the Santa Rosa area. A picture of one as a drag car showed up on this site, but don't remember the thread. So was there two or three? Who knows. I hope the maroon one didn't become the yellow street rod, as it was a very nice traditional car when I saw it back in the late 70's early 80's.
     
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    I have always heard there were three. I remember seeing one, possibly the maroon one at the early Goodguys in Pleasanton.
     
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    07387201-7D3A-4F97-AEDB-ECFC73D34FA7.jpeg This was over in the "Homogenized Hot Rods " thread not long ago..
     

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