In Respect of MLK Day…

Monday, January 15, 2024
In Respect of MLK Day…

In early 2000, the 4-speed in my ‘38 was in desperate need of a rebuild. The catch, however, was that I was broke and prospects were slim. Desperate… continue reading »

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The History Of Hoodlums

Wednesday, January 10, 2024
The History Of Hoodlums

My compadre Chris slid this piece across my desk, and although it veers into the outskirts of relevance, a lot of it is pure gold. But disregard the… continue reading »

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Rod Powell

Saturday, December 23, 2023
Rod Powell

Unscheduled feature post of sorts… Just because I’ve spent the last five or so years of my life as a hermit doesn’t mean that I don’t appreciate and… continue reading »

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The Bill Collins’ ’39 Ford

Wednesday, December 20, 2023
The Bill Collins’ ’39 Ford

Remember Bill Collins? How could one possibly forget that character? The day he fired off an email to me, adorned with snapshots of the then-obscure Scorpion Dragster, seeking… continue reading »

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Workin’

Friday, December 15, 2023
Workin’

On the first day, they worked all day—fourteen hours straight—before taking a break for hamburgers and a little bit of sleep. The next morning, they woke up, not… continue reading »

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The Fuller, Nullines, and Pines ’28

Thursday, December 7, 2023
The Fuller, Nullines, and Pines ’28

I’ve shared some moments with Kent Fuller, and let me tell you – the man was a puzzle wrapped in quiet contemplation and peppered with bursts of sheer… continue reading »

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A Collection of Fran Hernandez Bits & Bobs

Wednesday, November 22, 2023
A Collection of Fran Hernandez Bits & Bobs

In the wake of Randy Hernandez unleashing that onslaught of timing tags just days ago, he’s now launched a relentless media assault – bombarding us with more snapshots… continue reading »

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Orphaned Timing Tags

Monday, November 20, 2023
Orphaned Timing Tags

Last week, we delved into the sacred realm of Fran Hernandez – a name etched not just in the annals of hot rodding but woven intricately into the… continue reading »

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