I’ve long maintained that the best driving early Fords were made between 1936 and 1940. They ride fine, they handle great, and they stop predictably. Add a little… continue reading »
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A couple of years ago, I found myself wandering around a car show in Northern California. It was a Sunday in late August and, for the most part,… continue reading »
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One thing you’ll learn- You can’t put one over on ol’ Mister Magoo! Here’s a gem of a cartoon from 1952 where nearsighted Magoo buys a car for… continue reading »
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I woke up this morning with a text. “Ryan, we need to speak by phone.” For a guy like me… a guy that doesn’t talk to many people, is… continue reading »
Vintage hot rod collectables usually run the gamut of old racing trophies and car club plaques, or jackets. I’m not sure where my ‘Butt Wagon’ came from, or… continue reading »
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To be honest, I haven’t had time to read this book yet. But, it’s important to support those that support you – Our own Jivin’ Jer has been… continue reading »
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As a hot rodder, I appreciate all types of vintage machines. Generally speaking, if it’s old, it’s interesting. From craftsmanship and styling to everything in between, there’s no… continue reading »
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I’m still rummaging through my hot rod bookshelf and wanted to share a manual from 1952 that you can actually still purchase a reprint of to this very… continue reading »
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Way back in August of 2010, I posted about a mysteriously strange 1937 Ford coupe with the most awkward of chops. The photo in question came packaged with… continue reading »
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