George Lang's 1931 Ford

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Photo courtesy of bobw. From The HAMB.
Photo courtesy of bobw. From The HAMB.
A photo of the Tempest II that Eugene Vik took at the Toppers Show in Fargo, North Dakota in 1961. Photo by Eugene Vik, from The HAMB.
Photo by Eugene Vik, from The HAMB.
A photo of the Tempest 2 that was tacked on the wall at Little Dearborn Early Ford Parts in Minneapolis when George went to sell it.

1931 Ford Model A tudor sedan owned by Torquers of Minneapolis member George Lang. George's Tudor was known as "Tempest II." Unfortunately, Lang passed away at a young age in a car accident.[1]


References

  1. ↑ Jeff Bloedorn
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