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Vol. XVI Broken Arrow, Okla. Four builds in this issue Price on request

Restored classics, built in Broken Arrow

Built to be driven.

The lead — Build No. 01

The Broken Arrow Fastback on the road at last light, two weeks after delivery.

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A Fastback, Reborn

1968 Ford Mustang · Coyote 5.0 · Frame-off

It arrived sound enough to move under its own power and wrong in every way that mattered. What went back together is period-correct above the sills and thoroughly modern beneath them — a car built to be driven, finished to a standard that makes driving it feel slightly reckless.

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Build No. 02

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The 454 Chevelle

1970 Chevrolet Chevelle SS · 454 big-block

A 454 big-block SS finished in deep metallic blue, white stripes over the hood and every piece of brightwork back on the car. Big-block torque and period presentation — a car that reads almost black until the light is on it.

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Build No. 03

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The Split-Window

1963 Chevrolet Corvette · Period-correct · Restomod brakes

A concours-minded restoration with quietly upgraded stopping and cooling, so the car can be used on real roads without arguing with them.

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Build No. 04

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The Razor-Edge Riviera

1965 Buick Riviera · 425 nailhead · Gran Sport

A razor-edge coupe finished in deep green over a nailhead 425. A body built from straight lines and hard creases is the most difficult kind to lay paint on — there is nowhere for a wave to hide.

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