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Cobb County man loves his classic car, a 1940 Ford Coupe

By Todd Duncan
Sept 16, 2016

This beautiful 1940 Ford Coupe belongs to Greg Grier of Cobb County.

Like Grier, there are so many people in metro Atlanta who love their classic cars.

From Fayette to Forsyth counties, these beautiful machines can be seen cruising the back roads and highways of this state.

This video series has been created to showcase some of the fantastic cars in metro Atlanta and the people who put in the time, sweat and money to keep the tires rolling and the engines humming.

If you have a car you would like showcased, email Todd C. Duncan at todd.duncan@ajc.com.

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