Tag: Street Machine
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Mark Course’s 2003 Grand Champion 32 Ford Coupe: A Built-From-Origins Legend
Origins and Inspiration The story of Mark Course’s 2003 Grand Champion-winning ’32 Ford Coupe begins not with a blank sheet of metal, but with the bones of a well-loved chassis. The rocker covers were there. So were the seats and the rear wheels. That was the start. Mark Course then built this orange ’32 coupe…
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Mark Course’s 2003 Grand Champion ’32 Ford Coupe
Introduction: A Legend in the Making The 2003 Summernats Grand Champion is etched in Australian hot-rod history, not merely for its trophy but for the story behind it. At the heart of the legend is an orange 1932 Ford Coupe created by Mark Course. The project began with the bare essentials—the rocker covers, the seats,…
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Rod Hadfield’s Model A Pickup: A Hot Rod Lincoln Tribute
Introduction: A Tribute Car That Carries a Legacy The world of hot rodding never forgets its roots, and Rod Hadfield’s Model A pickup is a bold testament to that living tradition. A faithful tribute to the road-racing legend Hot Rod Lincoln, this vehicle blends historical storytelling with modern craftsmanship to celebrate an era when American…
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Rod Hadfield’s Model A Pick-Up: A Hot Rod Lincoln Tribute That Defined an Era
Introduction: A Legend Re-born In the world of custom cars, some builds become touchstones—stories that fans return to for the texture of the era, the smell of paint, and the gleam of chrome under stage lights. Rod Hadfield’s Model A pick-up, crafted as a tribute to Hot Rod Lincoln, sits squarely in that category. Originally…
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Rod Hadfield’s Model A Pickup: Hot Rod Lincoln Tribute
Introduction to a Legend in Hot Rodding Rod Hadfield’s Model A pickup stands as a celebrated tribute to the legendary Hot Rod Lincoln, a car that etched itself into American car culture and, by extension, into the hearts of hot rod enthusiasts worldwide. First showcased to a wide audience in Street Machine’s Hot Rod magazine,…