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different pix make it look different, but the first post is closest to the right color. Ryan: where that photo come from?
FritzTownFred has hit the nail on the head. If you think any suit above the editor level at Source gave a damn about what the reader's felt or did...
looks like there were 50 or so people axed out of their LA offices (where Hot Rod is produced) and another 20 in Irvine, where R&C and SR were...
an earlier poster mentioned the problem with bleeding the so-cal Buick kits--these Kinmonts from Johnson don't have any of those problems. you...
for what its worth, the car will have a heavy reserve on it at the anaheim auction, so we'll see if it actually "sells". I would think $600K to...
Not that it matters much, but it was in rod and custom mag (March 2010), not in street rodder.
Back to the first question: he's a regular in street rodder mag ever since the buckaroo mags went under
I don't know if it's mentioned anywhere, but unlike most of his peers, Stanford didn't go to school to draw: it's a NATURAL talent. Unreal. And...
Jeff's got scary talent. the kind that makes you want to throw away your pencil when you see what he does. Plus he's a nice guy to boot--met him...
why not call Kugels? it says they built it for him.
The car was never on STREET RODDER's cover. It was built a few years back (like 5) by Zane Cullen of Cotati Speed Shop in Cali somewhere. He used...
In a Lotus turbo Esprit on the freeway south of Santa Barbara one day back in '86: 155mph leaving a Corvette trying to stay up. On El Mirage dry...
Just a thought: street rodder didn't start running post'48 cars in their magazine until just recently, so they probably didn't have a '55 anything...
That maroon Model A is just that: a Model A, with leaned windshield posts, '32 cowl vent, hood, grille, and gas tank. The guy went to great...
forgot the pix!
Mr. Parks was part of that group of people (Xydias, Isky, Blackie, etc.) that I wish I had known when they were in the 20s. Can you imagine? I...
There was a thread a while back about these two modifieds. theyre in the new april street rodder (and cover!) -- nice pictures and article....
in case you haven't noticed, some of the folks involved in American Rodder and Rodder's Digest (Gerry Burger) and Buckaroo's best photographer,...
Despite what some of you may have read in the latest Street Rodder, Rich Pichette of West Coast Kustoms fame is still with us. In a story about...
Ever think there are others out there who like what they see in that article? Don't be so narrow-minded! Why jump on Rizzo's back for him doin'...
I, too, have known Sam for several years (even before he started handing out his award at Autorama) and I always thought well of him. It always...
Though it's through the efforts of the talented pinstripers that do show up that makes this all work, it isn't about Sam or what false rumors are...
I checked out the ENTIRE interview (it's at least twice the size of the one in the mag), and he explains a lot about the car. And apparently he...
Not all the trucks were cut up. Here's mine: it still has the vintage scroll-type logo and badge painted on the passenger side rear panel. It's...
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