This one doesn’t really fall in the ‘custom’ car category in the traditional sense of the word, but it definitely qualifies as a ‘sleeper’ in the racing world,… continue reading »
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I grabbed my daughter’s board and started paddling out in the same way I’d drive up to a McDonald’s and ask for a burger, and with no more… continue reading »
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My stay in Michigan is coming to a close, and I’m winding things down with a short feature on an obscure hot rod of yesteryear. The car is… continue reading »
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My family and I are getting ready for the most Yankee Doodle All-American vacation you can imagine: A two week road trip down Route 66, pulling an Airstream… continue reading »
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This is a total cop out feature… But I’m pressed on time while juggling three huge projects at the moment and figured some of you might enjoy this… continue reading »
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Here we are in 2020, and the fact is, the majority of hot rod and custom builders from 50s are now well into their eighties. There aren’t many… continue reading »
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I heard a rumor the other day out of Midland, Texas… Apparently, the “body” of a historically significant twin-engined dragster was found in a small airport hangar last… continue reading »
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Fifteen years ago, the Detroit Autorama was the only indoor car show on my radar. At the time, I was 12, and I was just getting into traditional… continue reading »
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If you’ve got a copy of the July 1952 issue of Hop Up (or the reprint of the Hop Up- The First 12 Issues), you’ll find Bob Longman’s… continue reading »
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