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Old 07-24-2025, 05:59 PM
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Might have been the same craftsman that did the replacement aluminum front end for the Stan Long car after it's rediscovery.

That radiator is shocking . Never seen such an animal as that.
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Might have been the same craftsman that did the replacement aluminum front end for the Stan Long car after it's rediscovery.

That radiator is shocking . Never seen such an animal as that.
Awesome !
No, it was done by a different guy from Nebraska.

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Might have been the same craftsman that did the replacement aluminum front end for the Stan Long car after it's rediscovery.
Randy Ferguson (Robinson Illinois) did the front end for the Stan Long/Stan Antlocer ebay car.

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No, it was done by a different guy from Nebraska.
I love how there are not one but two guys in this day and age with this level of talent.

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Yes that level of creativity is amazing. I've never really done bodywork just tinkered.

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I observed about 90 percent of registrations on the show field belonging to Ohio
Where are all of the other cars these days?

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