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Jack McDermott's 1929 Ford Roadster
Albert J Ruth's 1930 Ford Model A Roadster
Joe & Gus Gasper's 1932 Ford Roadster
Louie Erk's 1940 Mercury Convertible of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Frank Layman's 1941 Lincoln Zephyr Convertible of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Restyled by Frank, the build was started in the late 1940s, and completed around 1950 - 1951.
Frank Layman's 1948 Packard convertible of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Frank ran a body shop in Pittsburgh named Frank's Garage. The Packard was his personal driver, and it was restyled in 1953.
Al Peirish's 1954 Ford Skyliner of Inglewood, California was restyled by Don Roberts of Bear Custom Shop in 1962. Al entered the US Air Force in October of 1964. He was stationed in Pittsburgh, and he drove the Ford back and forth 8 times between Inglewood and Pittsburgh.

Hot Rods of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Jack McDermott's 1929 Ford Roadster
Albert J Ruth's 1930 Ford Model A Roadster
Joe & Gus Gasper's 1932 Ford Roadster


Custom Cars of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Louie Erk's 1940 Mercury Convertible
Frank Layman's 1941 Lincoln Zephyr Convertible
Frank Layman's 1948 Packard Convertible
Al Peirish's 1954 Ford Skyliner


Custom Body Shops of Pittsburg, Pennsylvania

Frank's Garage


Car Clubs of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Pittsburgh Pacers


Citizens of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Albert J Ruth
Elwood "Woody" Brougher
Frank Layman
Gary Brougher
Gus Gasper
Joe Gasper
Louie Erk

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