Alameda

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Bob Goodman's 1937 Ford 5-Window Coupe
Bill Smith's 1934 Ford Roadster Custom of Alameda, California. Bill was a member of the Shamrocks of Alameda car club, and he set out to build the roadster in 1955. Built from a retired Tudor Sedan, Bill modified the body by cutting off the roof and moving it down to form the trunk. He completed the build the same year, showing it at the 1956 National Roadster Show.
William C. Smith's 1952 Chevrolet El Camino

Hot Rods of Alameda, California

Bob Goodman's 1937 Ford 5-Window Coupe


Custom Cars of Alameda, California

Bill Smith's 1934 Ford Roadster Custom
William C. Smith's 1952 Chevrolet El Camino


Custom, Body and Paint Shops of Alameda, California

Ward's Body Shop


Hot Rod and Custom Car Clubs of Alameda, California

Shamrocks of Alameda


Citizens of Alameda, California

Bob Goodman
William C. Smith

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