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• 1997
• Classic & Custom Volume 7
• Custom Rodder July 1998
• Custom Rodder July 2000
• Custom Rodder May 1997
• Custom Rodder May 1998
• Custom Rodder November 1997
• Jim Doyle's 1952 Mercury
• Jim Mosher
• Paul Sheehy
• Petersen Automotive Museum
• Placerville
• Shingle Springs
• Street Rodder May 2008
• West Coast Custom Interiors

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