Here they are – the Great 8 nominees for the 2017 Ridler Award.
One of these eight vehicles will win the prestigious Ridler Award Sunday at the 2017 Detroit Autorama. See this year’s Great 8 below, and vote in the comments section for the car you’d like to see win the 2017 Ridler.
Dennis Portka’s 1929 Ford Pickup
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Ted Hubbard’s 1930 Ford Coupe
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George Poteet’s 1932 Ford Sedan
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Buddy Jordan’s 1933 Ford Roadster
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Ed Sears’ 1941 Ford Pickup
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Robby Collins’ 1949 Chevy Pickup
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Larry & Robbie Griffey’s 1954 Corvette
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Dennis Johnson and Scott Roth’s 1966 Corvette
My vote is for the 54 Corvette. Nice car.
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The ’41 Ford was built by One Off Rod and Custom in Middletown Delaware.
She is a beauty!
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