Legendary McGee Roadster Has Been Donated To Museum

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Now everyone can see it up close…

Few cars are as legendary or hold as much historical cache as the McGee Roadster. Now the hot rod many claim started a cultural movement has been donated by owner Bruce Meyer to the Petersen Automotive Museum. That means anyone who wants to see this quintessential 1932 Ford in person will be able to with relative ease.

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Originally built by Bob McGee, the roadster which bears his name originally appeared on the cover of Hot Rod Magazine in 1948. It was the first time a street car graced the magazine’s cover and it captivated young enthusiasts at the time.

Many builders, both professional and amateur, have taken design cues for their hotrods from the McGee Roadster. The fame of the car spread further as it was raced in different areas, showing it was more than just a pretty face.