Four wheels or two?

So, Maurice Van Den Tillaard is in town (FDPhoto) and we did a little two wheelin' with the Cycle Zombies and spent some time watchin' the Stopnik's tare up a local pool. These kids rip for sure!
George, Turkey and Scotty
Tilly














Scotty, Turkey, and a couple of their friends

Bass is at it again!!

Watch out! Brian Bass is at again! Another Hemi coupe build! Everytime I see this guy's work I just want to chop all my stuff up and send it to the recycler. Absolutely amazing! Looking forward to seeing progress on this build!

You can check out more on Mr. Bass at his website---> Bass Kustoms

Heelers and hot rods

Dropped in on my buddy Jordan this weekend. More on the young mastermind soon. For now you just get to see dogs and hot rods...

Daisy and Bullet...

Happy Friday the 13th!

Rear Spring Hangers

Just got word about these today! How awesome are these spring hangers??!!















Check 'em out here ---> Crafty's spring hangers!

Amusing video - New York City, 1928

Crafty-B is up and running!

I seriously love Kirk's work! He has some really neat products out there! Everything from shocks to lights, but one of the coolest accessories is the fuel caps he is making! I did a previous post in here regarding his products. You can view it here ---> Crafty-B at Whatchaworks

Crafty has really put himself out there lately by puting up a new website. Check out his latest and bookmark his site for some cool accessories for you hot rod or custom bike project!

Crafty's site ---> Crafty-B

Vintage Wiring source

While looking around for replacement dash lights, I ran across a place called "the Brillman Company" that sells a bunch of neat vintage wiring components like switches, braided ignition and primary wire, raja clips, spark plug adapters, wire holders and looms, lighting, etc. Thought maybe this might help someone. Neat stuff and their prices are very reasonable. Click the name below to get connected...

The Brillman Company

Sneak peaks...

Still a long way to go! But checking stuff off the list pretty rapidly now!

Random thoughts...

Still trying to get refocused on the build after the little "Hemi set-back". Random pictures just flying through my head right now. Some helpful, most are not...

Dee Wescott, 1927-2009

Well as time goes on, we seem to lose more and more people that have made their mark in hot rodding. Dee Wescott left is mark with Wescott Auto Restyling and a whole line of beutiful, early Ford fiberglass bodies, replacement panels, and parts of which people have been building hot rods from since the 50's.

The community will miss him but will always remember. If you would like to read a neat timeline about Dee Wescott, as written by Karl Wescott, you may do so by clicking here--> Dee Wescott, 1927 to 2009

The best to the Wescott family and friends.

Tech Illustrations

Tech illustrations of various mechanical assemblies remain to be art work in my eyes. I'm sure those of you with board drafting experience can agree and fully understand what it takes to do illustrations like these. Beautiful!

Of COURSE I have to start with the Chrysler FirePower