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Of all the designers and builders associated with the "smooth" style, some of the most famous are Boyd Coddington, Lil' John Buttera, Chip Foose, and Larry Erickson. Of all the owners, probably the most successful was Fred Warren, owner of the AeroCoupe, Smoothster, and Shockwave, among others. No other car owner in the history of this hobby has earned a Ridler Award from the Detroit Autorama, plus two America's Most Beautiful Roadster awards from the Grand National Roadster Show—an accomplishment Warren achieved with three of the most famous cars from the smooth era.
Fred Warren's 1937 Ford coupe, known as the AeroCoupe, won the Don Ridler Memorial Award at the Detroit Autorama in 1994. It was Warren's second attempt at that prestigious award. He had entered a 1933 Ford coupe in Detroit a couple of years prior. He didn't win. "That didn't sit right with me," he told us. So he went home and started working on the '37 that had been sitting in a corner of his shop.
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