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Butch Bailey is a
retire police officer from Oakwood Police Department. The car displayed is his
1933 Willy’s Coupe. Butch is the owner/operator of the Blue Knight Enterprises
(a hot rods shop) in Brandt, Ohio. (Just North of Dayton) His business is open
from 9:00am –3:00pm. According to Butch he manufactures fiberglass 1933 Willy's
coupes, 2 door sedans, pick-up trucks and related parts. Business phone
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This
1968 Pontiac GTO belongs to Columbus Police officer Robert Barrett. "The
GTO is widely considered to be the first "Muscle Car" and has a great history,
both on and off the track. The 1968 GTO was the MOTORTREND Car of the Year in
1968, and still enjoys it's place in the hearts of car enthusiasts everywhere.
My GTO is powered by a Pontiac 400 bigblock from 1974, with a Holley Carb and
a Hurst dual-gate transmission. I recently purchased a 1968 Pontiac 400
High-Output block, and am in the process of building a new engine to drop into
the GOAT. I look forward to meeting other club members at the cruise-ins and
car shows around the state.", - Rob. |
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Featured here is Bill
Biasella’s big block 1967 Chevy Camaro. This beauty is powered by a 468
inch big block engine thru a 5800 stall converter to a TCI glide
transmission. The front end has lifted on occasion. Best ET so far is
10.76. |
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Pictured
here is Mike Bolte's 2003 Ford Thunderbird. Mike is an active member of
FOP Queen City Lodge #69. He retired in August 2002 from the Cincinnati
Police Department after serving 30 years. This 2003 model, in Mountain Grey
with a Saddle interior, has both the hard and soft tops, and also has heated
seats. The engine is a 3.9L with 280 hp. For the model year 2003, it is
estimated that only 13,000 T-Birds will be produced, and production will end
for this two-seater in 2005 or 2006. |
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Ron Clark's 1970 Dodge Challenger R/T, with a 440 six
pack, painted in top banana.
Ron has had this car for just over 8 years.
When he bought the car it had been used as a race car in California. He
had the engine rebuilt to the standard horsepower and just finished
restoring the car back to its show room condition. The car has just over
11,000 original miles.
Ron is looking forward to being a member of
Cops 'n Rodders, and showing his freshly restored Challenger at upcoming
shows.
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Wendell Collier is an Auxiliary Police
Officer with the Ohio Highway Patrol, and his wife Peggy Collier is a
Police Officer with the Obetz Police Department. Wendell has owned this
1967 Impala SS for over 25 years. It is all original and all numbers
match. It is powered by a 400HP 327- V-8 with a 400 Turbo automatic
transmission. The car still run's like brand new and is a real pleasure
to cruise in. Wendell has been a member of Cops n' Rodders since July
2002. |
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