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The Fastest 1932 Fords From The Early Days Of Racing

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The Fastest 1932 Fords From The Early Days Of Racing
The Fastest '32 Fords From The Early Days of Racing
Karl and Veda Orr used their Deuce roadster to tow Karl's modified. Karl won the SCTA Championship in 1942 and held it through '46. It ran a best of 126.65 mph in 1946 with a 1940 Merc engine, Bertrand cam, and filled heads. View Related Article
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