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

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* 1 Car: 1954 Frazer Custom

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Robert Nord on The Quarter Midgets Are Here! The Viking Craft Quarter Midgets Are Here! (1955)Hi Butch, We raced together at the original Firestone track in Norwalk along with your
BigRedRivi on Chris Woodside’s 1955 Lincoln FuturaWell we know that sometimes life gets in the way and I guess it's been
Jim Montgomery on 1953 Maverick Sportster Nearing CompletionWhat is the blue "tank" sitting in the floorboard area? This is one beautiful automobile.
Francisco on The 1969 Gazelle / Amante GT (Hebina Plastics / Voegele Industries)It is very rare, it is a car, I have it in blue and I
Clyde on 1953 Grantham Stardust Restoration BeginsGreat too see another. What type power are you going with? Would love to see
Steven S. Lamb on The Lost 1937 Arrowhead Teardrop Car – Perhaps Not So Lost After AllWow. I am actually starting drawings to make a copy........And up pops this article
Rod Packwood on 1952 Glasspar G2 Restoration BeginsNice work! Appreciate the effort was made to keep the power train period correct! Always
Leon Dixon on “Second Star to the Right….And Straight On ‘Till Morning:” Introducing the 1957 Galileo SpecialMore of the usual fabulous automotive history and cars from Geoff! Two quick comments: 1.)
Marty Martino on 1953 Maverick Sportster Nearing CompletionI've been a long time fan of the Roth's green Maverick , but Wow ,this
Roger F Shanzer on 1953 Maverick Sportster Nearing CompletionCan't wait to see this fabulous Maverick finished. We had communicated several years ago about

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First Production Fiberglass Cars: The Brooks Boxer (Glasspar G2) was exhibited at the 1951 Los Angeles Motorama with three other plastic cars, i.e., Eric Irwins Lancer, Jack Wills and Ralph Roberts Skorpion and the Wasp, pioneers of todays plastic cars.