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1956 Byers SR-100

1956  Byers  SR-100
“World’s  Most  Beautiful  Sports  Car” –  Road & Track  Magazine
February,  1957
1  of  25  Byers  Sports  Cars  Built

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Byers  SR-100  Showcase

Byers  SR-100 – In  1957  Road  &  Track  Magazine  Called  This
“The  Most  Beautiful  Car  In  The  World”
Silodrome – Gasoline Culture Magazine: August 29, 2019

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Charlotte  Autofair:  Sept 8-10
* 1 Car: 1953 Victess S1A - Motor Trend Special
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  • John Bigler on Questions To The EditorI've just read the article (undated) saying that you were in the process of making
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In late 1953, Doc Boyce-Smith and Hugh Jorgensen changed the wheelbase of the Victress S1 from 102 inches to 99 inches to fit the new Kurtis 500 KK chassis. This new version was called the S1A, and at least one Victress S1A used a Kurtis KK Chassis. This Kurtis Victress S1A was last seen in Oregon in the late 1950s.

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Geoff Hacker, Ph.D. has pursued rare and unusual cars for over 40 years. He is now the premier researcher, archivist and author of the history of handcrafted American sports cars. Hacker owns Undiscovered Classics which finds and restores these rare cars. Their work has led to multiple showings at prestigious concours events including Pebble Beach and Amelia Island. Undiscovered Classics work have been seen on television including Jay Leno’s Garage, AmeriCarna, and the “Barn Find Hunter.” Hacker’s work has been published extensively in both print and electronic media.

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