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Ford 1932 "Xtreme Thunder" by Steve Barton (904 cui = 14.814 cc!!!)
V8 (Schubeck 904) / 904 cui = 14.814 cc / 1.200 PS / 1.200 ft/lb (1.627 Nm) / engine: Joe Schubeck / chassis: Boyd Coddington / paint: Charley Hutton / interior: Armondo's Rod & Custom / project manager: Jordan Quintal
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