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Guide to Air Suspension - Air Command(ments)
Air springs have only been part of the mainstream rodding scene for about a decade, yet they're already almost as common as... more |
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CPP Steering Box Installation - Stepping Up The Steering
Making the upgrade to power steering with a rebuilt GM 605 box is a common project for Tri-Five Chevy owners. Read About... more |
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Installing Bear Claw Latches - Catch & Release
For years, street rod builders have relied on the strength and simple security of so-called bear-claw-style door latches when... more |
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Detailing a '32 Ford Chassis - Downtime Deuce
Read About How To Detail A Traditional '32 Ford Chassis more |
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Custom Seat Frame Build - Grab A Seat
You have a few options when it comes time to figure out what you're going to use for a seat in your hot rod project. Read... more |
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Independent Front Suspension - Getting Pinned
Improving An Early IFS with SSBC's Royal Kingpins more |
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Fat Fenders - Building Your First Fat Fender
Learn to build your first fat fender. more |
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Alternative Wishbone Mounting - Let's Go Through!
For decades, a common hot rod process when installing split wishbones or hairpins has been to fabricate some form of tab or... more |
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T-Bucket Body Kit - Feel Like A King
Mickey has brought a brand-new body style to the market that blends the classic cowl of a '23 T with the flowing lines of a... more |
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Turn Signals - Slick Signals
Read About Halogen Headlights With Integrated Turn Signals more |
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1932 Ford Five Window Coupe - New Skins for an Old Door
Read about putting new sheet metal on the door of a 1932 Ford Five Window Coupe from Rod and Custom Magazine more |
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Sectioning a 1932 Ford Roadster - Building a Low, Low Highboy Part: 1
Read about how to Section a 1932 Ford Roadster body from Rod and Custom Magazine more |
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Custom Fender Skirts - Put Your Skirts On!
Making Your Own Fender Skirts more |
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The Hardtop Chop
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Getting Framed - Building Your Own Chassis: Part II
Jim Aust shows us how to build your own chassis in Rod and Custom Magazine. more |
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Tasty Flakes
Easy-To-Make Metalflake that sprays on dry more |
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1949-1952 Chevrolet Windsheild Replacement - Glass Class
1949-1952 Chevrolet Windsheild Replacement from an Oldsmobile presented by Rod and Custom Online. I wasn't planning to... more |
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1935 Chevrolet With ABS Power Brake - Ready, Set, Stop - Rod and Custom
Everybody on the road is a reckless maniac, hurrying to get someplace, chatting on a cell phone, and oblivious to the... more |
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Driveshaft Tech - Two Might Be Better Than One
If you're planning to drive your hot rod or custom (and why wouldn't you?) you need to make sure the engine, transmission,... more |
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Steering Box Installation - Reader's Revamp Part IV
Installing CPP's Power Steering Box and Sway Bars more |
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Custom Exhaust Headers - Homebuilt Headers
How To Build Traditional Lake Pipes more |
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1932 Ford Roadster Exhaust Installation
Read about the installation of a new exhaust system with cut outs on a 1932 Ford Roadster from Rod and Custom Magazine more |
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Cable Ready Hot Rod Part 2 - Model A Build
"Overhaulin" Takes on a Model A more |
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1956 Chevy Truck - Arm Rear Suspension
Check out new way to improve your handling with NASCAR-style arms in a 1956 chevy truck - Rod And Custom Magazine more |
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Model A Build - Cable Ready Hot Rod Part 1
"Overhaulin" takes on a Model A more |
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