The 60 Year Wait…
Friday, February 26, 2010
Mark Murray’s grandfather was a hot rodder and, lucky for us, an amateur photographer. In 1950, he made the trek to the Bonneville Salt Flats and brought along… continue reading »
Mark Murray’s grandfather was a hot rodder and, lucky for us, an amateur photographer. In 1950, he made the trek to the Bonneville Salt Flats and brought along… continue reading »
Hot Rods have been influencing Detroit car designs since the early 50’s- Hidden door handles, hide away headlights, frenched head & tail lights, even chopped and sectioned bodies… continue reading »
Last week, we talked about Bud’s little ‘T’ Roadster and how it essentially fell through the cracks of history. The idea of that car’s inconsequential past and present… continue reading »
Some of you may remember Ryan’s great post on the 1952 Indianapolis 500 line up a few years ago. That got me thinking a little more about the… continue reading »
I had a crazy weekend and didn’t have much time to put together a post for this morning. So instead of filling you with hot rod and custom… continue reading »
Yes, this is the famous Chrisman Brother’s dragster you all know and love. In the late 30s, this car was created by Harry Lewis as one of the… continue reading »
I just got back from the Toy Fair in NYC, for work. One thing I really enjoyed checking out was all the die cast cars from 1/64 all… continue reading »
The drive from my house to The Jalopy Journal World Headquarters is a peaceful 10 mile jaunt through the small town of Dripping Springs, over a few hills,… continue reading »