In this issue

A R T I C L E S
The Fridge Swap Meet – Ballarat, VIC
Hot Rod & Custom Auto Expo – Sydney, NSW
Marsh Rodders Drag Racing Fun Day – Heathcote Park Raceway, VIC
Nostalgia Lane – Sydney, NSW
F E AT U R E S
Slugger’s Street Rods – The Neale Cannan Collection
Sean Hammond’s 1930 Model A Ford Coupe
Darren Bromell’s 1932 Ford Victoria
Charlie Agius’ 1932 Ford Tudor

NITRO METHANE

Shaun and Tracey Pask’s wicked ’33 Willys gasser...

4 mins

Searle's Street Rod Tudor

Alan’s A Model is home built hot rodding at its best...

3 mins

LIL' BLACK DELUXE

ANDREW SCRIM'S 1934 FORD FIVE WINDOW COUPE IS A HOT ROD WITH A RICH HISTORY...

4 mins

The Hot Rod Hearse

Oakdale Funerals team up with Detroit Chassis to deliver a classy Model A worthy of any hot rodders final ride...

5 mins

1960 FLAME BIRD

THIS MILD CUSTOM THUNDERBIRD MADE ITS WAY TO CENTRAL VICTORIA FROM CALIFORNIA...

2 mins

How-To Paint The Caddy Chassis

Preparing and painting a chassis at home

3 mins

Built To Boogie

Joe Pega’s full size Hot Wheels coupe was...

5 mins

SLAMBACK '37

SOUTHERN ROD & CUSTOM BUILT ONE SERIOUSLY SMOOTH STREET ROD...

4 mins

Suttar's '70s Survivor

A time warp T bucket...

8 mins

DRAG SAFARI

Touring regional NSW and Racing hot rods at Three tracks over four days...

6 mins

CRAKK RUN

WITH COVID RESTRICTIONS EASED LEADING UP TO THE ANNUAL CRAKK RUN, THE EVENT WAS ABLE TO GO AHEAD, ALBEIT WITH A SLIGHTLY MODIFFIIED PROGRAM...

3 mins

Hallett's '35 Convertible

Pieced together over a six year period using bits from a sedan and a coupe...

8 mins

Sainty's Aussie Street Rod

Greg and Karen’s coupe has been on the road for 39 years...

3 mins

Technical Workshop

The column wherein all your questions relating to the technical aspects of hot rodding can be answered by our technical consultant, Ted Robinette. write to: p.o. box 232, Castlemaine 3450. email: info@graffitipub.com.au

10+ mins

Lake Mulwala CANCELLED Rod Run

But we went anyway and had a great time with a few other regional Victorian rodders...

2 mins

rod BUILDING

1931 Model a Ford Coupe, Greg Hardcastle, rod squad rodders, Gaven, QLD

3 mins

Insani.D

Stan Kaminski’s crazy bucket has survived since the seventies...

5 mins

McGregors' Model As

Luke and Rob built a terrific pair of street rod Tudors...

5 mins

Re-emerging from Lockdown

What it means to be able to get your street rod out and play with it

3 mins

Castlemaine Coffee Cruise

Keen car enthusiasts congregate in the treet Rod Capital for our first post-COVID lockdown cruise...

2 mins

1948 CHEVROLET PICKUP

Tony Hubbard has always been into cars and had some of his own from as young as 13. He started a panel beater/fabricator apprenticeship at 15 while living in Euroa but halfway through his apprenticeship, Tony moved to Melbourne. His first streetcar was an FJ Holden that was low to the ground, painted red, had a roll pan fitted and later on he raced speedway, go karts and has been involved in motor racing for 55 years. He’s still got a Camaro that he campaigns in the historic touring car series.

5 mins

How-To Grilled To Perfection

Modifying the grille shell, fitting head and taillights

10+ mins

Poison Ivy

A cool custom onvertible cruiser...

2 mins

EVIL '36

Chris Van Eekelen’s scary-cool street rod coupe...

5 mins

Rod Building

Projects at andy scicluna’s area 51 workshop, Woodend, Victoria

4 mins

Saving History

Rick Ling’s survivor street rod T Bucket...

7 mins

Joe Gomboc's Chevy Pickup

Insipred to build after working at the 16th Street Rod Nationals...

2 mins

Revy Bery

Steve Ridges LS powered T Bucket

3 mins

How-To Set Up The Steering

Fitting steering column and linkages to the Model A Bucket

8 mins

Don't You Hate It When…

Little things you just wish would stop occurring in your workshop

4 mins

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