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In 2005, the Reister 36 concept was realized as the Impression Car, a 1936 Ford Roadster owned by Ken Reister. Six years later, the Stallion was ready to hit the road. Its owner, Ron Whiteside, purchased the stripped-down Monarch in 1965, when he was just 15 years old, and used it for drag racing from 1972-75.Īfter its retirement, the car sat untouched for more than 30 years until Whiteside asked Foose to give it a new life. The three-window coupe began as a scruffy drag racer and ended with more than 700 hand-shaped modifications.

Every piece on the car is handmade, including the remote-controlled gas and radiator caps, chrome suspension, and wheels.įoose completed the Stallion - a 1934 Ford Mercury Monarch - in 2003.

Realized in 2002, the Grandmaster took six years (an estimated 13,000 hours to 15,000 hours) to complete, and it shows. He imagined a car so sleek that it almost appears to be moving while it's in park. This sketch shows Foose's vision for the 1935 Chevrolet Master Sedan, owned by Bob and Wes Rydell.

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Today, Foose and his design team star in the TLC television series Overhaulin'.

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Foose, while working with his father - legendary hot-rod designer Sam Foose - helped create numerous movie cars. If you've seen Blade Runner, Robo Cop, or Gone in 60 Seconds you know his work. Ditto for the Goodguys Street Rod of the Year Award. He has won the annual 'America's Most Beautiful Roadster' award seven times - a record. And he has since been inducted into the Darryl Starbird Rod & Custom Museum Hall of Fame and the Grand National Roadster Show Hall of Fame in 2003. In 1997, at the age of 33, Foose became the youngest designer ever to be inducted into the Hot Rod Hall of Fame. Now, the founder and creative director of Foose Design, he tricked out his first car - a Porsche 356 - at the tender age of 12.

It is almost impossible to write about Chip Foose and not sound like you're exaggerating.

Here are a few of the models that put him on the map Chip Foose is a superstar of hot-rod design.

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