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Max Ferris' 1936 Ford Roadster
Larry Ewing's 1940 Ford DeLuxe Coupe of Redwood City, California. The Ford was Larry's first car, and he bought it in 1957 when he was 15 years old. By 1959 he had fixed it up and given it a 1957 Pontiac Limefire Green paint job.
Dawn Smith's 1950 Mercury
Ed Pardue's Streamliner - The Apache
Bruce Brown's 1952 Packard convertible of Redwood City, California. Bruce's Packard was restyled sometime between 1952 and 1955.
Larry Ewing's 1950 Oldsmobile 88 Coupe of Redwood City, California. Larry got the Olds in April of 1959. A typical late 1950s street racer, he gave it a 1959 Cadillac Kensington Green paint job, chromed and reversed the wheels, and installed big and little tires. Larry still owned the car in 2020.
A photo of Dawn Smith and Linda Merillat taken in front of Dick and Dale's Auto Upholstery. The 1950 Mercury belonged to Dawn, and the photo appeared in an ad for Dick & Dale's in the 1959 Sequoia Hi Year Book.


Hot Rods of Redwood City, California

Larry Ewing's 1940 Ford DeLuxe Coupe
Larry Ewing's 1950 Oldsmobile 88 Coupe


Customs Cars of Redwood City, California

Max Ferris' 1936 Ford Roadster
Dawn Smith's 1950 Mercury
Bruce Brown's 1952 Packard Convertible


Streamliners of Redwood City, California

Ed Pardue's Streamliner - The Apache


Upholstery Shops of Redwood City, California

Dick and Dale's Auto Upholstery


People of Redwood City, California

Bruce Brown
Dawn Smith
Ed Pardue
Larry Ewing
Max Ferris

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