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This F100 Was “Made for Driving” Lee Sesler was born in North Denver, Colorado, in 1943 and has been into custom cars and racing all his life, thanks to his dad’s involvement in the hobby. At the young age of 15, he purchased his first ride, a 1948 Ford sedan for the hefty sum of $65.00, and this was the beginning of many more to come. At age 18, he joined the Sabars of Denver car club. From 1961-62 he worked at the Continental Divide Raceway along with other club members, and this added racing to his car hobby likes. The club had their own race car, a 1931 Ford Model A named “Doorstop,” which competed in the A/C class, and Lee was the driver. He then built his own drag car…

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Rodding USA (Digital) - 1 Issue, January/February 2021

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