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Fantastic rides from the Atlantic side

Written by webmin

Dead stock, blissfully restored or daringly modified, great cars have never exclusively belonged to the West Coast or its legion of writers and shooters. There was, and is, a devoted rod and custom community in the eastern United States. The Saratoga Automobile Museum is giving East Coast rodding history a prime showcase, beginning October 23.

The museum’s exhibition, Right Coast Rods, will be a semi-permanent exhibit at Saratoga, running through May 8, 2011, with 15 cars expected. Among the already confirmed cars are the ex-Bill and Don Leslie Starlite 1931 Ford coupe of Gerard Christensen, the ex-Andy Granatelli 1934 Ford coupe owned by Bill Couch and a barn find 1933 Ford roadster presented by New England hot rod historian Dave Simard. On October 23, In April, hot rod historian/authors A.B. Shuman and Jack DeWitt will present seminars along with Saratoga curator Ken Gross, a rodding archivist himself.


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Tagged A.B. Shuman, Dave Simard, Hemmings Daily, hot rods and customs, Jack DeWitt, Ken Gross, museums and collections, Saratoga Automobile Museum  
 
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