Most people looking at Don Webb’s ’32 three-window coupe would probably not call it a restoration. Most people would reserve that term for a Ford built the way Henry did it. The difference with Don’s Deuce is that it’s built the way Bill Webb did it. more
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Let’s start with the question most asked at this year’s Grand National Roadster Show about the America’s Most Beautiful Roadster recipient. “What’s with the No. 3?” We asked owner Bill Lindig of Houston the same question. “What’s with the No. 3? more
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Though the look has been around since the earliest days of dry lakes racing, Lakes Modifieds and One Man Modifieds are enjoying a resurgence in their popularity. more
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If you want to keep your hot rod running cool, it’s going to take more than a good radiator. more
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Hot rodding has always been about improving a vehicle’s performance... more
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Walden Speed Shop, located in Pomona, California, has been busy these last few years building traditional hot rods and supplying their own line of products, which include roof inserts as well as replacement doorskins for Model A’s, ’32s, and Model 40 ’33s and ’34s. more
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When trying to make a good thing better the obvious approach is to add more of whatever made it popular in the first place. When it came to improving the Grand National Roadster Show, promoter John Buck did just that by adding more cars to look at with the Grand Daddy Drive-In. more
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One of the unique features of the Grand National Roadster Show is the layout of the event. Each year effort is put forth to assemble a grouping of vehicles contained within Building 9 to represent a particular historical theme. more
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STREET RODDER attends 10 particular car shows each year and picks 10 vehicles at each to make up the Top 100. more
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