GNRS Trophy Winner

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John Mumford's 27 Ford track roadster won the 9 ft. trophy. Brizio built the car. On the Wednesday before Thanksgiving, the car was still in bare metal. 37 axle, Ardun V8 60, vintage SW gauges, the list goes on.
 

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Bubba - check the details on this roadster. Jeff Allison design did the graphics. If you remember back a couple of years ago, this crew built
the "Take out T", which should have won the trophey.
 

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Good to see the Kelly/Mumford car finished. I've been slobbering over it for many years at So-Cals open house during the LARS.
 
Really refreshing to see a car that looks like a real hot rod instead of what have been recent winners. I was at the show; it would have been my choice.
 
Bubba - check the details on this roadster. Jeff Allison design did the graphics. If you remember back a couple of years ago, this crew built
the "Take out T", which should have won the trophey.


Its a very nice car but the grill killed this car for me:rolleyes: Looks to tractor to me. If the owner is happy with it that's all that counts. The details of both cars would take months to pick up on all the little things. One went old school grill the other with some thing a little newer more street rod. It took a lot more work to make the grill but today's trend is to go back old school.
 
Bubba - check the details on this roadster. Jeff Allison design did the graphics. If you remember back a couple of years ago, this crew built
the "Take out T", which should have won the trophey.


Yep, that was my choice for sure!
Cant beat black on black..":eek:
 
Outstanding example of what can be done with the right combination of ALL REAL early ford parts - some early speed parts - fit and finish thrown in.
 
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