Modern Rodding

Triple Crown of Rodding BEST STREET ROD

Owning a hot rod of this caliber is no small feat. Knowing this, should you find yourself speaking with Sonny Freeman from Lafayette, Louisiana, about his ’32 Ford three-window coupe you might find out he has a simple philosophy about owning a topflight hot rod. According to Sonny it’s not a difficult decision.

“My view on awards is very simple. Pick a car you like and would like to own. Pick a builder who is good at what they do and communicates well with you. Then, how do you lose?” Sonny will tell you that once you have the car of your dreams, “Love the car first, awards become added appreciation.” Good advice.

Sonny worked with Talbert Goldman (Mike’s

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