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Joe Brienza's 1934 Ford Convertible of West Islip, New York was completed in 1958. The build took two years.
Thomas Campbell's 1949 Ford Fordillac
Ron Fagundes' 1952 Ford Victoria of Napa, California. Ron's Ford, known as The Ronbardue Kart, was restyled by Barris Kustoms, A-1 Body Work and Hall's Top Shop. The build was completed in 1958. The same year the Air Force transferred Ron to the Mitchel Base in Long Island, New York. Ron brought the custom along. In New York it received lime-gold striping and scallop paint job by Andy Southard.
Avenue Angels of East Rocakway, Long Island, New York. The club was formed at D & H Service Center in 1955.
Gary Fioto's 1955 Ford - The Beatnik.
Clark Gable's 1952 Jaguar XK 120 of Hollywood, California. The car was mildly restyled by Barris Kustoms in 1952 before it received a padded top by Carson Top Shop. Joseph Limongelli of Long Island, New York bought the car in 2017.



Hot Rods of Long Island, New York

Joe Brienza's 1934 Ford Convertible - The Brienza Special


Custom Cars of Long Island, New York

Ron Fagundes' 1952 Ford Victoria - The Ronbardue Kart
Clark Gable's 1952 Jaguar XK 120
Gary Fioto's 1955 Ford - The Beatnik


Custom Shops of Long Island, New York

Chopit Kustom


Hot Rod and Custom Car Clubs of Long Island, New York

Avenue Angels of East Rocakway
Strokers of Baldwin


Citizens of Long Island, New York

Bill Frick
Briggs Cunningham
Gary "Chopit" Fioto
Joe Brienza
Joseph Limongelli

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