Hot rodding opens so many doors to the past. It gives us an opportunity to explore another place and time while also forging our own path. Whenever anyone… continue reading »
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The 1938 Buick Y Job is often touted as the first factory ‘concept’ car or as a GM ‘experimental’ car, but I would call this the first custom… continue reading »
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Last month, it was reported that the Hirohata Merc is available for private sale. Rumors suggest that the Petersen Museum is the most likely new owner, but I… continue reading »
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When I was a kid, my best friend’s family stored a 1959 Ford Galaxie 500 Skyliner retractable hardtop in their barn. In my young mind, that Skyliner was… continue reading »
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The above and below picture has been used forever as a symbol to warn against hot rods and to promote safe driving by worried moms, insurance companies, government,… continue reading »
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Everyone loves a good hot rod treasure hunt. For me, I get a huge kick out of digging for lost hot rods or pieces thereof. Although I’ve never… continue reading »
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Have you lost all hope of ever finding that elusive barn find hot rod? Figured that they’ve all been discovered on a TV show and sold for too… continue reading »
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I’m working hard on a story for next week and can’t be bothered, so you get a bit of a bullshit post today. Essentially, I was asked if… continue reading »
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I’ve been on the HAMB a long time… The profile says August of 2001, but I was poking around before that, as I built up my ’29 Model… continue reading »
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