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Friday, May 29, 2020
Whoever said too much of a good thing is a bad thing has clearly never been in a room full of vintage and historic drag cars. For whatever… continue reading »
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Whoever said too much of a good thing is a bad thing has clearly never been in a room full of vintage and historic drag cars. For whatever… continue reading »
7 Comments on the H.A.M.B.
Dick Adams 1949 Chevrolet coupe found in the December ’54 Rod & Custom ticks all the right boxes for me on what a mild postwar custom should be:… continue reading »
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Years ago, at the GNRS, I got into an out-and-out war with a bottle of tequila. I knew going in that nothing good could come from partaking at… continue reading »
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Do you remember the Hop Up Virtual Car Show I shared a few weeks ago? Well, they have whittled the entries down to the Top 25 in each… continue reading »
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Just a quick note to say… Happy Memorial Day. And to keep things somewhat on topic, I thought I would do my annual gallery of WWII era staff… continue reading »
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For whatever reason, I’ve been going hot rod crazy these past few weeks. You know how it is: staying up way too late scheming and planning your next… continue reading »
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When you ask someone here about the most famous pinstriper of the 1950s, the majority of folks will usually respond with Dean Jeffries, maybe Ed Roth, or most… continue reading »
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I woke up this morning determined to do a “Featured Classifieds” post. Before Covid, the prices of early Fords were dipping fairly significantly. In fact, if I had… continue reading »
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Well, if you go by Rod & Custom’s nod to the grocery getter (a cover car, no less!), they became viable customs in October of 1954. Before that… continue reading »
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