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Book: Built To Better The Best: 2005; 2012

Book: Built To Better The Best
(1st Edition 2005; 2nd printing 2012)
(Pages 120-121)
Author: Jack Mueller

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   Car: 1954 Frazer Custom
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The  Latest  Comments

  • carl mease on La Dawri Coachcraft’s 1963 Catalog: A Feast For Your Fiberglass Eyes…I verified the car I bought is a La Dawri Sebring, by the wheel base
  • Michael a Lugo on Check Out This 1957 Devin-Renault – Now In Restoration In Valladolid, SpainAh Ha, your a purest ! And your purity is well explained. I am not
  • hugh on Ralph Lysell’s 1951 Rally – Handcrafted Sports Custom From NorwayWith any amount of power that open shaft Ford truck rear axel [built from 1942
  • Dan Collins on Whatever Happened To The Homebuilt Sports Car? By Rick FeibuschI can still see a handful of people or shops making their own sports car
  • Bill McCoskey on Ten Automobiles Exhibit (1953) – Automobiles As Works Of Art: The Museum of Modern Art (MOMA), New Yorkdrichar, The primary reason the 1953 production of Studebakers was a failure is because prior
  • Merrill Powell on Mike Akens Victress S1A Is Complete!You have done an incredible job, Mike. The Victress is gorgeous, inside and out! Just
  • BigRedRivi on Mike Akens Victress S1A Is Complete!Ok...so I looked at the linked story from earlier this year and saw the mint
  • BigRedRivi on Mike Akens Victress S1A Is Complete!Great Job Mike! BEAUTIFUL!!! If you ever decide on a southern road trip, I would
  • Scot Carr on Mike Akens Victress S1A Is Complete!~ Such a beautiful jewel. Superb engineering. Lovely fit and finish. Terrific build!
  • BigRedRivi on 1954 Frazer Custom – The Walter Omelenchuk SpecialToo cool! Love those unique rides Geoff, glad your following the stories. Thanks to Mike

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  • James de Reus on Questions To The EditorYES WHEN I WAS A CHILD, BORN IN 48 MY DAD AT THE TIME WAS
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“Dashboards on fiberglass sports cars of the ‘50s are like fingerprints to modern detectives. If a dashboard has been left virtually unchanged, the current configuration can be matched back to the handiwork of the original fabricator and car – as long as vintage pictures of the car with dashboard remain.”

— Geoff Hacker, Rick D’louhy: Forgotten Fiberglass, 2010

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Geoff  Hacker  and  Team

Geoff Hacker has pursued rare and unusual automobiles for over 40 years. He's recognized as the premier researcher, archivist, author and authoritarian for the history of American handcrafted sports cars. Hacker owns Undiscovered Classics which finds and restores these rare cars for collectors and museums across the world.
Geoff's stewardship of Undiscovered Classics has led to museum exhibitions, special appearances and multiple showings at prestigious concours including Pebble Beach and Amelia Island. His Undiscovered Classics Team and their cars have been seen on television and are published extensively in print and electronic media.
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