Cupertino

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The LeBlanc Special is a twin-Hemi streamliner designed by Eugene LeBlanc of Cupertino, California. The build was completed in 1953, and Gene ran it on Bonneville in 1953, 1954 and 1955.
Doug Osterman's 1957 DeSoto of San Jose, California. Doug's Desoto was first restyled by Flyer Tabata at Flyers Body Shop in 1959. In 1960 it was taken to Joe Bailon of Bailon Custom Shop for a makeover. This version received one of Bailon's signature Candy Apple Red paint jobs. In 1961 Doug sold the car to a guy from Cupertino. He never saw it again after that.


Custom Cars of Cupertino, California

Doug Osterman's 1957 DeSoto


Streamliners of Cupertino, California

The LeBlanc Special


Citizens of Cupertino, California

Eugene LeBlanc

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