Modern Rodding

Assembling a Combination for a Boosted Crate Engine

hen it comes to building a traditional-style highboy roadster, picking a time frame to build around sets the stage for what parts will be used and how. Everything from tires and wheels to powerplant decisions can be made once that era is decided upon. A build based on the ’40s will vary from

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