Back in 2007, renowned hot-rod builder Boyd Coddington brought his custom-built 1927 Ford Model T Roadster to Bonneville Speed Week with one goal in mind: breaking a pre-1934 Roadster class-record run of 199 mph.

Despite several great runs in the leadup, Jo Coddington had to drive three qualifying runs to qualify for the main course. Within a span of 24 hours, one run needed to reach over 200-mph, and two runs had to reach over 199-mph. Jo Coddington impressively hit the 200-mph mark but, ultimately, the previous record remained intact.

Sadly, Boyd Coddington’s untimely passing in early 2008 cut that dream short and the future of the Roadster was uncertain. That is, until Boyd Coddington’s longtime friend and customer Mike Martin took ownership to keep it in safe hands.

Martin wished to preserve Boyd Coddington’s legacy and have the Roadster find its place in the record books.

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• Pre-shrunk fabric
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