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Ed Roth's Mysterion of Maywood, California. The build was completed in 1963.
The Roach Coach was a bubble top show rod built by Don, Dan Woods, and Jim Jacobs for Roach, Inc. Designed by Ed Newton, the build was completed in 1978.
Junichi Shimodaira's 1930 Ford Model A Tudor Sedan of Nagoya, Japan. The car, known as Rod Riguez was built by Junichi at his shop Paradise Road. The first version of Rod Riguez was completed in December of 2002.
The Juxtapod is a Swedish show rod built by Mattias Andersson of LeBeef Kustom Metal Works for Johan Belin and Ludvig Löfgren. The build was completed in 2011.


Show Rods

Ed Roth's Mysterion
The Juxtapod
The Roach Coach
Junichi Shimodaira's 1930 Ford Model A Tudor Sedan - Rod Riguez

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