Bill Harrel's 35 Ford Cabriolet
At the 4th Annual Cruisin for a Cure, Orange County Fairgrounds, in Southern California Sept. 27, 2003
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The interior of this colorful ride features coral tuck and roll upholstery, banjo wood wheel, a '49 dash, AC, Tilt wheel and full power luxury. Yes, the window cranks look like you would wheel them around, but actually they are levers for electric windows!!! Pretty clever.

More details include the teardrop gas door, blue dot tail lights and Gary Moore's signature pinstriping finished off with a couple of dots at the terminals.

Keeping it legal in all states the turn signals are frenched into the door hinges. A great unique touch that and another fine detail that makes this rod an award winner.

Here is a look at the fat ass-end of this beast. Notice the fishtail pipes and the fully worked trunk. Hand painted gas, water and oil cans match the paint and upholstery scheme.

Bill told me of a story of a guy he met at the San Jose Rod and Custom show. When this guy saw the car he started to lift the back of his shirt. Bill backs off a bit as the guy shows him the tattoo he has on his back is the same design as the pinstripe in the trunk. He saw the rod featured in a magazine and had the ink done on his back thinking he would never see the car. Talk about freaky coincidence.

Bill Harrel's 35 Ford Cabriolet
At the 4th Annual Cruisin for a Cure, Orange County Fairgrounds, in Southern California Sept. 27, 2003
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