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Class 1: Sports Cars of the 50s
 * 3 Cars: 1953 Maverick Sportster, 1953 Woodill Wildfire (Johnny Dark), 1952 Glasspar G2

Class 2: Weird and Wonderful
 * 1 Car: 1954 Frazer Custom

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  • Ralph Bush on Motor Sports Club of America – Early Postwar Sports Car History EmergesGeoff, what a great site, I could not help but read every word on every
  • Lucy G Feller on Motor Sports Club of America – Early Postwar Sports Car History EmergesHello Geoff, I enjoyed reading the article on the MSCA that I found on your
  • Stanislav Sedov on The 1975 Mechanix Illustrated Urba Car: Part 1 – The Urba Car StoryStill have it? I’m very interested in building one! ssedov@gmail.com
  • steve steeb on The 1970 Can Am 1 By Bolide Motors – An Extension of Borg-Warner and the CRVRuss, I think I have a Centaur but I have no paperwork to prove it
  • Robi Warden on Forgotten Fiberglass in Australia – By Dale AllenHello David. I'm trying to compile information on the Tontalas. My father owned the green
  • Robi Warden on Forgotten Fiberglass in Australia – By Dale AllenThe green Tontala belonged to my father Eddie Warden of Footscray Victoria. That photo was
  • Rick Nickel on All Hail The Mysterions….A New Mystery Car Just For You…I have the first Python built in 1964-5, I’m trying to send pictures but I’m
  • Peter Sidey on Kiwis Rule! Meet Brian Ford of New Zealand and his Sonata Laboratories SpecialI have just purchased what I believe to be a Ching Ford 10 from Motueka.
  • Shaheen B Merhej on Questions To The EditorHi Geoff (or whoever else might see this!) I've spent the morning reading your pieces
  • Alan Griffiths on Forgotten Fiberglass From Over The Pond: The Winchester Taxicab – by Bill Munrohave you still got the Winchester?

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  • Shaheen B Merhej on Questions To The EditorHi Geoff (or whoever else might see this!) I've spent the morning reading your pieces
  • CHRISTIAN REICHARDT on Questions To The EditorHello Geoff Christian Reichardt from SoCal. I haven't seen any posts from your website over
  • Gene Simon on Questions To The EditorLarry, Have you seen this article by Geoff? https://www.undiscoveredclassics.com/forgotten-fiberglass/the-1953-donald-jones-special-1953-pebble-beach-road-race-participant/
  • George Bagdasarian on Questions To The EditorSuper safari; I made the original fiberglass body that went to a race in Mexico.
  • Geoff Hacker on Questions To The EditorHi Jon...."Hurricane" by Sports Car Engineering. I own one as well. Geoff
  • Jon Mclawhon on Questions To The EditorI was curious if anyone might know what body this was on this Modified Sports
  • Larry E James on Questions To The EditorHi !! Would anyone have any latest word on the Don James "Special" out of
  • Paul W Rosenfield on Questions To The EditorHi, I am in so cal and I just am getting started on Wildfire 9945.
  • BigRedRivi on Questions To The EditorHi Geoff, Hope all is well with you, haven't seen anything posted in a whilst.
  • Bob Pierson on Questions To The EditorJust bought this car, coming out from WA. Please help me identify the year and
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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 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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