Articles of hot rods, customs, classics, bikes and other rides.
Today’s episode of Motor Minute, we meet up with buddy Rick Kersh and ask him to share the incredible story of this 1929 Ford Sedan Delivery. We also include a special photoshoot of Mandy with Rick’s Delivery for a Cambra Speed Shop calendar with Rick dressed as Santa. Rick’s dad started building this car by […]
I am running around the recent Cars and Clippers fundraising show benefiting St. Baldrick’s Foundation. There was an easy 100+ beautiful cars as you expect with a show hosted by the Sultans CC of Long Beach. This certain 1970 El Camino caught my eye. The color. Have you ever seen a color and immediately had […]
A Blacktop Motor Minute In the late 1930’s going into the 1940’s there was a streamline design aesthetic that could not be ignored by the likes of Ford Motor Company. Edsel Ford hired 22 year old Bob Gregorie in 1931. By the time he was 30, Gregorie had designed the 1936 Lincoln Zephyr, the first […]
I met Hannah at the recent Women and Wheels show at the Zimmerman Automobile Driving Museum. The show is an interesting one because the women are asked to dress in the era of their vehicle. Well, Hannah didn’t disappoint with her 1964 VW Bus. She was decked out in a cool hippie attire which won […]
A Motor Minute Piece Today at the Historic Main Street Garden Grove Friday Night Car Show we catch up with resident Artist; Doug DoRr. He brought out his ’58 Pontiac to the event. And what a stunner. A 1958 Pontiac Star Chief 4-Door Sedan. A bird takes a dump on the front right fender as […]
The infamous and mythologized “Uncertain-T†returns to the American car show circuit One of hot rodding’s wildest and most memorable custom cars, dubbed “Uncertain-T,†has been “unearthed†by Galpin Motors’ Beau Boeckmann after disappearing for more than half a century.  The Uncertain-T was an icon of the late ‘60s show-car scene, appearing at car shows across […]
I dig hanging out with Don Chambers. He has been a Mercifuls member about 6 months before I joined, heck it’s been like a dozen years or so now. Don has story after story that doesn’t get long winded at all, very entertaining and usually self-deprecating. And man-o-man does he have a sweet ride. You […]
Today we meet up with Brian Markey and his incredible restoration of his 1971 GMC 2500 4×4 Camper Special at the Cruisin’ La Verne Holiday Car Show. The 3/4 ton got a frame off restoration 3-4 years ago Brian and his buddy Carlos Rojas updated all the mechanicals, Cambra Speed Shop did the body and […]
Today we catch up with Kevin Studer with his bitchen ’37 Ford Coupe at the Historic Main Street Car Show in Garden Grove. Really nice polished lacquer blue paint, dropped with bags, rolls on Wheelsmith wheels, and powered by a 454, 700R and 9 inch rear. She gets up and scoots, like Kevin a contractor […]
I have known Rich for quite a few years now. He is one of those quiet guys that are always there to help, lend a hand and encourage you on what ever project you are working on. Like anyone who has been around as long as Rich, I seem to always learn something new everytime […]
Windy Campbell’s 1974 Dodge Dart Sport While roaming around the Cruisin For A Cure show, there is a building full of “Women and Wheels” exhibit of women owned vehicles. Right up front and center was this beautiful pink 1974 Dodge Dart Sport which we had seen at the All Women’s Car Show at the Zimmerman. […]
Steve Clark’s 1967 Chevrolet Camaro SS Have you ever noticed a car for the first time at a regular cruise night? For instance, I go the Historic Main Street Garden Grove Car Show on a regular basis and you see a lot of regulars (err, Hoolligans) and some newbies too. Well this week, a certain […]
