“Dirty Gertie” - Andrew Holden’s ‘53 International
When Andrew Holden of Delaware County, Pennsylvania embarked on his mission to create a one-of-a-kind rat rod, no one could have anticipated how extraordinarily detailed and unique his masterpiece would become. Holden unleashed his creativity with the build of his sick 1953 International R130, nicknamed Gertrude, or “Dirty Gertie” for short.
“Clandestine Copper” - Tony Ferguson’s ‘72 Chevrolet Nova
The old adage, “Don’t judge a book by its cover”, is precisely the sentiment of classic car and racing enthusiast Tony Ferguson with his 1972 Chevy Nova. This shimmering copper-colored beauty with its stock-style reupholstered interior projects just the image Ferguson intended: an unassuming powerhouse that could pass off as a beautiful but drowsy stock rebuild.
“Gramps” - Jacob Noffsinger’s 1979 GMC Suburban
The Suburban is truly the world’s first SUV. Known for its large seating capacity, towing capabilities and versatility, the Suburban is arguably the ideal SUV for large families and for those in need of a rugged vehicle for towing campers or boats through tough terrain. But for Jacob Noffsinger and his 1979 GMC Suburban nicknamed “Gramps”, the vehicle has a completely different purpose – to gap unsuspecting racers. Noffsinger, of Akron, Ohio, has completely transformed his ’79 into a high-powered throw-you-back-in-your-seat street machine.