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Volume 2, Issue 11 August 2021

Modern Rodding

Where the Past, Present and Future of Rodding Lives!

Modern Rodding1 min read
Modern Rodding
EDITORIAL DIRECTOR/EDITOR BRIAN BRENNAN bbrennan@inthegaragemedia.com SENIOR EDITORS ROB FORTIER rfortier@inthegaragemedia.com NICK LICATA nlicata@inthegaragemedia.com PUBLISHER TIM FOSS tfoss@inthegaragemedia.com ASSOCIATE PUBLISHER & OPERATIONS MAN
Modern Rodding6 min read
Starting Over Editorial
I’ve always said the best reason to be a hot rodder comes from the true friends you garner. Make sure to hold them close because they are special and rare, and enjoy their company whether behind the wheel, under the hood, or at the dinner table. For
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Parts Department
Classic Instruments has released 1933–1934 Ford car electronic-operation gauges. The cluster will include a speedometer, fuel level, temperature, oil pressure, and volt gauges, along with indicator lights. A matching 3-3/8-inch tachometer in a chrome
Modern Rodding3 min readIndustries
1970 Chevy El Camino
The Chevrolet El Camino for all of its popularity was late coming to market and suffered through fits and starts. It was as early as 1952 that GM’s own Harley Earl suggested a “coupe pickup.” Yet the El Camino didn’t enter the market segment until 19
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CPP Modular Brake Kit and Spindles
There’s an old expression that states: “You shouldn’t drive faster than you can stop.” Notice we wrote, “shouldn’t,” given the fact many rodders don’t always do what they should do when they should do it! But the smart ones realize getting out in fro
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1971 Ford Ranchero
How often have any, or maybe all, of us started in one direction only to make an unsuspecting turn midway through our journey. Such was the case for Mike and Lynn Connor of Tennessee and their 1971 Ford Ranchero. It was back in 2013 that the Connors
Modern Rodding2 min read
Aluminum Paneling and a Custom Dash
We have been following along with the construction of the Bill Sather 1934 Ford five-window coupe at BBT Fabrications for the past year. With the exterior of the car flawlessly metal-finished it was time to take a look inside. With a traditional hot
Modern Rodding4 min read
American Tri-Five Association Giveaway Car 1957 Chevy 150
Someone is going home this summer with this 1957 Chevy 150 built by Woody’s Hot Rodz (WHR) as it will be given away at the 6th Annual Danchuk Tri-Five Nationals, held August 12-14. One might imagine driving home two cars could be a real “pain” but we
Modern Rodding3 min read
Installing a New Radiator Core Support
Think back a few months (May ’21 issue) to our 1969 Ford Torino Cobra Jet 428 4V Q-code project. We’re back! The last time we replaced the passenger side quarter-panel. Yep, our Torino was in dire straights and needed lots of attention. Knowing this,
Modern Rodding6 min read
1933 Ford Station Wagon
With an amazing fusion of wood and steel, the Ford Motor Company designed and developed a station wagon (woodie) that could not only accommodate your family but also send you down the road in grand style. It’s easily seen from every angle when lookin
Modern Rodding4 min read
Buying a Used Car
This story started out as a simple tech about installing Dynamat into a hot rod and then a more thorough examination of the car changed everything. This 1931 Model A Ford is the best example of the worst job building a hot rod that I’ve ever seen. Th
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1932 Ford Coupe
There’s nothing better than being able to trace back the roots of a traditional hot rod to the day when it was first built. What was the inspiration for the project and how did it come about? Maybe it was a teenager looking to impress everyone at sch
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Trim Solutions
Building a hot rod is simply, or not-so simply, a series of challenges. While it definitely pays to plan ahead, sometimes you do things with the thought of “we’ll worry about that when ….” This is the tale of just such a postponement. Early on in our

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