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THE ULTIMATE ROAD TRIPPING HOT ROD UBER AERO

ADRIAN’S got a definite penchant for Chevrolet’s curvaceous Aero sedans because this is his second version. The first was a ‘42 which was also a stunner and featured on these pages back in April 1997. Since then Adrian has built several more cars, and over time his tastes have changed and matured like a fine wine, so it’s natural and expected that this car has a myriad of way-cool features, all designed and crafted to make it a multi-dimensional winner: It not only looks good but drives superbly too.

Down to the nitty-gritty: This time Adrian opted for the later 1948 Chev Fleetline Aero 2 door Sedan

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