I love the old school lettering on this bomber jacket. It's the Harley 100th anniversary special.

This 1940 Coupe from Cal Automotive Creations, owned by Ron and Debbie Cizek, won Ford's Best of Stand award.

1950 Ford F-1 Rat rod Truck Patina bagged chopped channeled z'ed custom.

$13,500

Originally a California forestry division vehicle. This was professionally built. Frame is z'ed, body is chopped and channeled. Wheel base is extended 10 inches. Air ride on all four corners w/ two switches mounted in the dash. She sits low and lays the frame. Artillery wheels w/ Firestone whitewalls. Split windshield. Custom tonneau cover with antique infant coffin handles. Engine is a ford 302 V8, Edelbrock 600 4 bl, Mallory ignition, mild cam, air cleaner from a 59 ford. transmission is a c-4 auto. Gold metallic flake bench seat. Entire truck pinstriped by Mike Clines. Their is so many other small details its tough to list em all. Straight pipes are included also.

If you want to run air, or just have a low ride, you'll probably have to notch your frame to make it work. These pre-made C-notches are pretty cheap and save ton of time.

Anybody know where to find one of these beauties? Can't find anything online. Might have to wait for the swap meet.

Nothing like the feeling of dropping your motor in for the first time.

Genuine Parts Chevrolet sign on eBay.

Forged Craftsman ratchets. Old school quality.

Definitely could not live without my grinder and a good cutoff wheel. A must for any shop.

If you do any welding, magnets are your best friend. At $18 each, any fabricator should definitely have a bunch.

I use my vise all the time when I'm wrenching. I couldn't imagine life without one. $159.

360° swivel base vises include 2 lockdowns to secure work position when utilizing swivel. Pipe jaws assist in bending, cutting and holding materials. Anvil attached for pounding. Made with cast iron channel for strength and durability.

Someone pick up and finish this '31 Model A. So much potential here!

$4000.00 obo. Glen at 602-616-8371

Nice descriptive walkthrough of a build of a 726 hp 483ci V8.

Whoa, anyone in LA got a spare $10K? If you do, buy this 1,100 hp blown Chevy 350!

Wheel Vintiques 15x7 powder coated Smoothie Wheel with a 5x4.5 & 5x4.75” Bolt Pattern and 4” Backspacing.

Make your classic muscle car or street-rod stand out and get noticed with new wheels from Wheel Vintiques! This 12 series Smoothie wheel is constructed from steel and features a powder coated finish.

$123.95 ea.

Edelbrock first made these aluminum valve covers in the late '50s and they're still a classic. Made of heavy-gauge sand-cast aluminum, our classic finned valve covers are available in a classic polished aluminum finish. Overall height is measured from base to top at the highest point. Edelbrock classic valve covers can be machined to accept breathers if desired. Overall height 3 13/16".

An air conditioning / heat system is one of the first mods you might want to think about in a vintage car. This complete system is only $650.

1955-1957 Chevy 2 dropped steel spindle. Winner of the NSRA 1989 NEW PRODUCT OF THE YEAR AWARD. Dropped 2, it gives the lowest, safest ride available for fat fendered street rods. Made out of 1045 heat-treated alloy steel for maximum strength.

Seriously thinking about picking up this shift knob for my ride. Only $16!

At Hotshoe, you can get anything from individual frame rails, to a rolling chassis complete with a body for all your favorite hot rod styles.

http://www.hotshoehotrods.com/

Build your own '32 Ford hot rod from a kit. You get the chassis, body, and nuts and bolts. You throw it whatever drivetrain you want. Sounds like fun to me.

http://www.midwesthotrodsandmusclecars.com/