Just to ride the coat tails of the Highland Park Ford Plant photos I posted earlier, I have some related artwork to share. These cool little comic postcards… continue reading »
I’ve always felt the custom car world revolves in very tight looped circles. It starts as a blank canvas with smart improvements to line and style and revolves… continue reading »
The Ford Model T is the most significant vehicle of 1920s and early 30s hot rodding, and there is probably no production facility that changed the face of… continue reading »
At this years Miller Meet, Josh Shaw had the opportunity to take the #98 Indy Roadster Replica out for a few hot laps. For most of us, this… continue reading »
The April, 1958 issue of Car Craft Magazine called it the “‘T’ For Two” because the rendition featured was actually the result of a second rebuild. A guy… continue reading »
It’s nearly that time again. July’s nearly half way over, and that means one thing: The SCTA’s Bonneville Speed Week, August 11th through 17th. Can you smell the… continue reading »
There’s nothing at all new about creating a book out of old photo collections. In fact, I was introduced to traditional hot rodding through the “scrapbook” type publications… continue reading »
You may remember my post a few years back about this fantastic car running at Indianapolis in 1952. I just found this Cummins promotional film clip with footage… continue reading »
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