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Thursday, May 23, 2013

Photo Of The Day

This Kodak Brownie neg survives from 1960 and was exposed at the Second United States Grand Prix held at Riverside … (keep reading)
Raymond "Ray" Ingram ran this '34 Ford with a chromed dash and sported the latest in trends, a '40 Merc column shif… (keep reading)
The hard luck team during the 1969 Can-Am season was Jim Hall's Chaparral team with driver John Surteees. John is s… (keep reading)
John Mahler takes his Turbo-Offy McLaren down pit lane at a good clip while heading towards his pit during the 1973… (keep reading)
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The Great American Hot Rod Explained

From the beginning of the American Hot Rod Foundation in 2002, we thought about publishing a book on hot rodding that would explain to kids and adults what this great hobby is all about. Our aim was to slow down the reader from today’s warp speed, go back in time, and experience hot rods and hot rodding for what it was then—fun, adventure, camaraderie and common sense. The book gets an enthusiastic endorsement from Alex Xydias (Founder of SoCal), Greg Sharp (Curator, NHRA Wally Parks Motorsports Museum), and Ron Main (the famed Bonneville “Speed Demon” racer).

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