The Magwinder was pretty radical for a drag car, even in 1961. Besides being a sidewinder (named so for it’s transverse-mounted, mid-engine set up), it featured a stunning… continue reading »
In July of 1956, Andy Southard was driving from the west coast to his hometown in New York via Route 66. Early in the trip, he rolled through… continue reading »
Most of us are here because we’re problem solvers. Not because we necessarily want to be, but because it’s the nature of this hobby. That need to solve… continue reading »
Let me start off by saying I’m not a math guy. Don’t get me wrong, I worked my way through algebra, geometry and all that stuff in high… continue reading »
I’ve been super frustrated lately. I tend to get that way when I’m not creating and I haven’t really made any meaningful content for a few months now…. continue reading »
I started searching for a decent 28-29 body for my Model A Roadster project in the late 90s, and quickly learned that it was one of the most… continue reading »
Don Waldron has owned his Model A for decades. He’s finished it a few times, but in more recent years, he has been hard at work bringing it… continue reading »
In August of 1949, the Southern California Timing Association hosted their first “National Speed Trials” at Bonneville and it quickly realized that the salt flats would render their… continue reading »
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