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SIA Flashback – Oddballs and One-Offs

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1921 Henney sporting phaeton

I have but one bone to pick with Keith Marvin’s article from SIA #56, April 1980: At the end, he argues that the day of the custom car was restricted only to the pre-Depression era. Not so at all, as the Internet has so solidly elucidated us over the last decade or so. One-off cars, both factory-built and eccentric-built, span automotive history, from the first horseless carriage to today. Still, Marvin highlights several unusual and noteworthy vehicles from a variety of sources.

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By the way, anybody who’s been to Hershey the last few years has seen the 1936 White mentioned in the article. Are any of the others still around?


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