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Hi everyone, we made a hood, hood brackets, radiator shell and the front brass emblem for a 1910 IHC. Next it will be sent to paint and body then back to the customer for final assembly. ...

So, this just happened.
A 1929 roadster found its way home to my garage.
Pretty solid car, came from Texas to Sweden in 2021.
Then in 2022 a friend of mine bought it and today I bought it from him.

My plan is fenderless, body brush painted black and I will most likely keep the 4-banger for now....

I have a box for all my wiring, and I was putting my fuse panel back together and I couldn't find my fuses. I knew I put them in a baggie in the box but for the life of me couldn't find them. I swear I dumped out that box twice looking for them and nothing.
This morning we were getting ready to...

Well folks, it's only about a month away!

Bonneville Speed week.....August 2nd-8th 2025

Who all is going? Watcha bringing? Race car or hotrod or both?
I look forward to this event every year. If you've never been, GO!!!!!

https://scta-bni.org/bonneville-general-info

Diving a 70 year old car has to be one of the greatest things to do. All prepped and looking forward to the Goodguys Pleasanton event celebrating the 70th for ti-fives.

The 2025 edition of the Custom Car Revival, the premier custom car event in the US, was another home run despite some initially rainy weather. Again there were a lot of truly amazing works of automotive art and great people as well. So without further ado, here are the...

And this is microscopic - in the whole scheme of things....but thought I'd throw it out there in case there was any interest. Had a couple of vintage mini stainless marine clam shell vent covers laying around from my uncle's old boating days. On a lark, I stuck one over a wire pass thru on my...

Well I am off to Speedweek again in a few days now and I thought I’d put up a post. Ever since I finished my car I haven’t done much at Bonneville due to some circumstances of trial and error. Turns out my cam has been my problem. A few years ago I got a Potvin grind cam made by Pete from here...

I recently acquired a Model T, but I’m not entirely sure of its exact year. While I’m grateful to have Trevor’s expertise in sharing this project, I have numerous questions. For instance, I’m trying to figure out how to convert the distributor to make it easier to service the car. Additionally,...

Car was professionally built 30 years ago and driven 3,000 miles.

Specifics include:

- Glass body
- Rebuilt 327 SBC
- Rebuilt Th400 trans
- 32 Ford frame with 33/34 style X member
- Rebuilt Chevy 10 bolt rear
- 40's style Ford hydraulic drum brakes
- 4" tubular drop axle.
- Moon gauges
- Steel...

One of my interpretations is when i have visitors they go to the garage first. How about some more?

The Can Am Curmudgeons are at it again! I should start by saying my road trip began last week on Thursday...and was a very easy and short day. It started by lining up for the 8:30 am ferry off our island.

This was followed by a second ferry line up and ferry ride...

I just picked up this 1938 plymouth coupe. I guess I just love punishment. The body is pretty straight and very minimal rust. The engine and transmission are non existent. I have no idea what direction I want to go with it other than install an original flathead 6, white walls and...

Ryan submitted a new blog post:

Tom Cobbs: Two Coupes

Anthony has a way of letting everyone know he likes everything on wheels and has created a often quoted by line - I'd drive it.

Anthony is a craftsman and a member in the must read columns for me, lets see some of your "I'd drive it" hot rods, customs & Gow jobs. HRP

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1GiGPrj7k7/?mibextid=wwXIfr

My user name for the Hamb came easy.

My story starts back in the early 70's, our rag tag car club went to the North Atlanta Street Rods show/rod run at Stone Mountain Park in Atlanta, Georgia and it was the first trip I made in my 1930 model A pickup.

You could smell the the fresh primer from...

On this date in history, June 27th 1985, the iconic Route 66 was de-certified as a National Highway and all the Route 66 signs were ordered taken down.

33' Henry 3 window coupe. 350/400, 8" Ford rear end. Vega box. Lincoln drum brake kit. It does run and drive. Solid body, Texas title in my name. Orginal frame (modified). New Walker radiator, New Drake tank. Someone used alot of adhesive on the floor for insulation and carpet, that's way it...