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This customized '36 Ford that served as the tow rig for the Southern California Plating Company's race car to the old Ascot track. That's also an early DuVall windshield. A classier looking hauler would be hard to find.
Built in 1937 for Tommy Lee, son of famous L.A. Cadillac dealer Don Lee, this car used a specially built Offenhauser 318 engine that was ill suited for the street.
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