Modern Rodding

Ranch Wagon Redo

n the Nov. ’21 issue of we introduced Colin and Sue Radford’s ’57 Ford Del Rio Ranch Wagon as he installed an Art Morrison Enterprises (AME) Bikini Clip. Over the years we watched the Radford Automotive crew as they have turned out a number of top-notch street rods, trucks, and their own record-holding Bonneville car, doing everything from chassis construction to body-and paintwork. This time around we followed Colin and grandsons Tate and Caden as

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