1995

Bill Jerry's 1932 Ford Roadster of Jay, Maine. The build started as a 5-Window Coupe in 1949. In 1951, he replaced the coupe body with a roadster body. By early 1952, it underwent a substantial aesthetic update, receiving a fresh coat of paint at a local Chrysler dealership. Peter Bennett of Portland, Maine bought the old hot rod circa 1993. By 1995, he had completed a restoration of the car.

Ed Roth's Beatnik Bandit II. In 1995 Ed Roth built the Beatnik Bandit II as a tribute to the original Beatnik Bandit. This was Roth’s last bubble top build, and it shared many styling cues with his first bubble top, the original Beatnik Bandit. Photo by Sondre Kvipt - Kustomrama.

The remains of the third iteration of Bill Hines' Bat surfaced in Custom Rodder January 1995. Bill sold the car early in the 1960s, and the new owner had him perform a bunch of new customizing to the body. The front and rear ends were heavily modified, and the chopped top was cut off, as the new owner wanted to fit the Bat with a bubble top. The third iteration of the build was never completed, and the unfinished project was parked outside in the wilds of Michigan.

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