Shitty Morning to you too…

Monday, April 10, 2023
Shitty Morning to you too…

Was on the way to drop my youngest off at school this morning, hit a nail laid down by urban sprawl, and had a complete blowout. Factory jack… continue reading »

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How Far Do You Go?

Thursday, April 6, 2023
How Far Do You Go?

Ever since Ryan announced The Jalopy Auction House it keeps sinking in that it’s time to sell my ’39 Mercury Convertible. After nearly 20 years of ownership, multiple… continue reading »

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Hot Rod & Custom Prospects at Auction

Thursday, March 16, 2023
Hot Rod & Custom Prospects at Auction

I follow many of the big car auction sites: Bring a Trailer, RM, Bonhams, etc. (I even hear there’s a new auction house coming soon!). This week Gooding… continue reading »

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Firewall Gauges

Monday, March 13, 2023
Firewall Gauges

While tending to some “paper work” this morning, I ran across a letter to the editor of Car Craft Magazine in 1957 explaining the benefits of firewall mounted… continue reading »

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The Lellis ’39

Tuesday, March 7, 2023
The Lellis ’39

So after yesterday’s post on ’39 Fords, I got to thinking – Who made the best? Although there has been a number of iconic 1940 Fords built through… continue reading »

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Previte’s ’58

Wednesday, March 1, 2023
Previte’s ’58

Sometime around 1960, Joe Previte and his two best pals told their parents they were going out for a bit. But instead of a simple cruise in Joe’s… continue reading »

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The Flying Wombat on Display!

Tuesday, February 14, 2023
The Flying Wombat on Display!

Automotive historian, writer, publisher and true hot rodder, Ken Gross just finished organizing the world’s greatest display of Art Deco cars and motorcycles called ‘Rolling Sculpture’ on display… continue reading »

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Satan’s Chariot

Wednesday, January 25, 2023
Satan’s Chariot

Coolest show car name… EVER… “Satan’s Chariot” was a 1927 Ford roadster built and owned by Wayne Kleb in the early 1960’s. He started with a 1934 Ford… continue reading »

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