Editor’s note: Well folks… I’ve got a special treat for ya. If you’re a fan of vintage imagery, you know Ron Kellogg’s name. He is the current owner… continue reading »
Karl and Veda Orr represent the first family of hot rodding. In 1940, Karl opened up what many to believe to be the first speed shop in Southern… continue reading »
I used to help run a few hot rod shows in Northern California, and one of my favorite jobs was receiving cool pictures with entry forms. Sometimes I… continue reading »
So I was browsing one of my favorite blogs the other day and ran into a post about vintage Soap Box Derby cars. One thing lead to another… continue reading »
A friend of mine recently gave me this incredibly cool Pontiac ruler that was most likely a giveaway item in 1938. It made me realize the nice stuff… continue reading »
Here’s one that I know very little about. The Bosley MK1 was conceived and built by Richard Bosley in the mid-1950’s. It was widely considered to be one… continue reading »
Steve Johnson, owner of GarageArt.com, has been a long time supporter of ours. If this site was a garage and all of our members were walking about bullshittin’,… continue reading »
I’m not talking about the latest “X-treme SEMA Edition DUB Ridez Playa mobile”, I’m talking Train Rail Inspector cars from the 20s – 40s. Steel disc wheels mounted… continue reading »
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