Spike McMurtrie

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Larry Ernst's 1952 Ford Convertible of Toledo, Ohio. Restyled by Clarkaiser Custom Shop, the first version of the car, named "Pharaoh's Pacer", was completed in 1955. Larry was a Roman Catholic priest who later became a monsignor. Owning a radical and famous custom car put him at some odds with senior members of the church, so he showed the car under the fake name Grant Macklin. Spike bought and restored the car in the 1990s.

Spike McMurtrie of Jackson, Michigan.


Spike McMurtrie's Cars

Larry Ernst's 1952 Ford Convertible - Pharaoh's Pacer

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