History On the Light Box
Friday, May 27, 2022

The light box was one of my favorite parts about working at a The Rodder’s Journal. Even though I grew up with film photography, there was something special… continue reading »
The light box was one of my favorite parts about working at a The Rodder’s Journal. Even though I grew up with film photography, there was something special… continue reading »
Hard to believe that drag racing was once so popular that a recording giant like Capitol Records pressed albums about it, but in 1963 that’s exactly what they… continue reading »
Yes, we’ve talked about American Graffiti many times, but Ryan’s note about Paul Le Mat’s plight had me going back again, to this iconic film that made him… continue reading »
Larry Kosilla of Ammo NYC is an artist, a miracle worker… An automotive detailer with deep passion for what he does. His skill of bringing the best out… continue reading »
Last time I went to the H.A.M.B. Drags, it rained. And rained. And then rained some more. But that didn’t stop my friend Michael Starr and I from… continue reading »
A couple of years ago, I found myself at LAX waiting on a delayed flight while sitting next to a young kid in a very old denim jacket…. continue reading »
“The only way we’re leaving at 6:30 tomorrow morning is if we stay until last call.” That was the pact we made mid-dart game at The Bitter End… continue reading »
My mom loves vintage board games. In recent years, we’ve made an effort to track them down and give them to her for Christmas. “King Oil,” “Bermuda Triangle,”… continue reading »