The Fadeaway Ford
Tuesday, November 30, 2010
Art Lehner owned Art Chrome Body Shop – a thriving body shop in California. As a way to advertise his services, he decided to build a full custom… continue reading »
Art Lehner owned Art Chrome Body Shop – a thriving body shop in California. As a way to advertise his services, he decided to build a full custom… continue reading »
I just stumbled upon a small folder of my photos from the Hershey Fall ’10 AACA Swap. At one point, I stopped to check out a ’36 Ford… continue reading »
What kind of a vile creature invented “Black Friday?” I mean, what could be worse than waking up at 4 am only to stand in line for hours… continue reading »
Hey fellas… With any luck, I’ll be on a South Texas beach as you read this. As such, you won’t be hearing much from me until Monday of… continue reading »
The August, 1957 issue of Rod & Custom Magazine features maybe the ugliest custom ever built on the cover. Ironically, the feature article is titled, “Connecticuts’ Classiest Custom.”… continue reading »
Revolution. Rise up, resist, revolt, defy and do it in mass… but do it quietly and do it for the right reasons. The idea isn’t to create worldly… continue reading »
Well folks, the time is here. The Hot Rod Revolution is tomorrow. I can’t believe it’s already here. Steve, Will, Keith, and I have had our heads down… continue reading »
I had the extreme privilege of being invited to a press event on Tuesday night for the Cadillac ULC concept car, hosted at the GM Advance Design Studio… continue reading »