An Unknown Roadster
Monday, September 30, 2013
So take a look at the July, 1964 issue of Hot Rod Magazine. The cover features a channeled, nailhead powered roadster with a wicked stance and the perfect… continue reading »
So take a look at the July, 1964 issue of Hot Rod Magazine. The cover features a channeled, nailhead powered roadster with a wicked stance and the perfect… continue reading »
By now, we’ve all read about the Lambrecht Chevrolet auction taking place this weekend in Nebraska. The family-owned dealership owners Ray and Mildred Lambrecht who kept hundreds of… continue reading »
In the 1950’s, Frank Sonzogni was a beat cop in Lynwood, California. And when he wasn’t busting perps for peanuts, he supplemented his income by working part time… continue reading »
I went to local car show last Saturday and the event ended with an annual classic car parade, assisted by the town police who were blocking intersections for… continue reading »
Upon returning home from college in Missouri earlier this year, I found yet another influential piece of Midwestern hot rodding history had succumbed to the ever developing modern… continue reading »
Last year marked the first year for The Rodder’s Journal Revival and rather impressively, it featured a really high car count with some serious quality. You might remember… continue reading »
The first line read: “I start a new thread about my lakester project. I’m French, and in France we haven’t any dry lake and appropriate flat track. So,… continue reading »
Its pretty universally accepted, isn’t it? Rain is wet, skunks stink, and Ford’s original Victoria body has a very appealing tail. She was built with nice long doors,… continue reading »