Hi Guys,    Here is a “Garage Shot” of last summer at Joe Cook’s Garage in Fair Oaks, CA.  In the garage is a ’39 Chevy Coupe getting a chopped top and a total smooth look.  Out front is my ’29 Low Boy Roadster getting new quarter panels after a fender removal.    The roadster… Continue reading James Holmes' '29 Roadster & '39 Chevy Coupe

We recently got an email from Omar Viggiano of Argentina, who was writing us to tell us about a project his Father-In-Law : Carlos Carajal has been working on.  We knew that our visitors would be interested in seeing a Work in Progress on this car.  This project started life out as a ’38 Chevy… Continue reading Carlos Carajal's 1938 Chevy Truck (Argentina)

We just received an update on January 22  from Al Leibmann on this work in progress….Look at the work in Progress and then be the first to seeTHE FINISHED CAR….. WOW…Unbelievable !   1941 CHRYSLER BUSINESSMAN COUPE  assembled with parts from a 46 Caddy (fenders & quarters) on a 82 Vette frame stretched 2 feet… Continue reading A SNEAK PEAK At Geo Barris Design for 2002

    Kevin and his Dad are working on this 1972 C-10 short wide project.  They are doing all the work themselves.  They are using parts form two vehicles, the big windowed cab and bed from the ’72 and the frame and front-end from a 1968.  Kevin’s Dad has been building hot Rods since he… Continue reading Kevin Russell and his father's 1972 C-10 Short Wide

Ron was born in 1050 and raised in Dayton, Ohio.  He transplanted to Nasville in 1995.  Ron is of the old school, when it comes to steet rods.  He like them all (new tech, custon, etc.), but he is partial to the nostolgia street rods.  In high school Ron drove a ’55 Chevy. He was… Continue reading '32 Ford Roadster by Ron Waddle

Merle Ward is from Stratsburg, Ohia, a little town of 4000 people. His ’66 Ford F-100 truck was just finished this Spring and has already taken 16 first place trophies, 4 best of shows, 1 best of paint and the Editors choice 1st place at Summit Racing’s Truck Fest in September. It will be in… Continue reading Merle Ward's 1966 Ford F100 Pickup

Here are some pictures of my 1954 Ford Skyliner.  Before I got her around 15 years ago, she was sitting in my friends back yard for many years.  There was no motor or transmission and there was body damage to the right front fender and the drivers door.  I did all the body work, interior… Continue reading 1954 Ford Skyliner

1951 Henry J Tribute Gasser, SBC/Super T-10 4 Speed, 9” Ford, 4.11 Posi, Tow Bar equipped pulled by my 48 Chevy Suburban, The only trailers in my day hauled hay! A real Thumper, Draws a crowd, Lots of fun to just cruise and watch the smiles and thumbs up. Show quality throughout. See it at… Continue reading “Husslin Henry”

Speedway Motors If performance is measured from zero to 60, Speedway Motors is just hitting its stride. Speedway Motors, America’s Oldest Speed Shop®, is celebrating its 60th Anniversary in 2012. Since opening its doors in 1952, Speedway Motors has supplied America’s racers, hot rodders and performance enthusiasts with the high-quality parts, personal service and expert… Continue reading Speedway Motors Celebrates 60 Years

Chevrolet first used the attached reservoir pump in 1961 and they are still in use today in a few applications. There are a large number of pumps available that will work with all of our power steering pump brackets. Any pump from a small block, big block— long or short water pump—, and some six… Continue reading Power Steering Pumps: Article provided by Alan Grove Components