Builds and Examples
Chopped 1931 Ford Model A Gasser ~ 8 Year Build in 8 Minutes
Rick, a fabricator at South Side Sleds Custom Cycles & Hot Rods recollects building his 1931 Ford Model A Gasser over the course of 8 years. [More…]
Model A
How To & DIY
Shaving Windshield Posts and Filling Holes on a 1931 Model A Roadster
Karl shaves windshield posts from his 1931 Model A Roadster build to make way for a Duvall windshield, fills some holes, and gaps the doors. [More…]
Hot Rod Lifestyle
The Ford Model A Museum at The Gilmore ~ Home To Model A Serial No. 1
The Ford Model A Museum at The Gilmore is the world’s largest museum dedicated to the Ford Model A, thanks to the Model A Ford Foundation. [More…]
Hot Rod Lifestyle
Joey Logano Shows Off His Ford Collection
2018 NASCAR Cup Series Champion Joey Logano shows us 11 awesome Ford cars from his collection at his personal shop in North Carolina. [More…]
Builds and Examples
1931 Model A 5 Window Coupe Rescued From A Basement
DD Speed Shop has been pursuing this Model A 5 Window Coupe for some time. When the owner was finally ready to sell, Dan was ready to buy. [More…]
Rides & Roadkillers
1930 Ford Model A Coupe Hot Rod
This coupe has been chopped 4¼”, channeled 4″, sports 2nd Gen Corvette IRS, a Borg-Warner Super T-10 4-speed transmission, custom home-garage paint, pleated interior, and hand-built wheels… [More…]
Rides & Roadkillers
Halfass Kustoms 1931 Model A Roadster Hot Rod
Its roadster weather in Halfass Kustoms’ neck of the woods — High time to get the 1931 Model A Roadster Hot Rod out on the road. [More…]
DIY Projects
Hand Forming Model T Door Patch Panels
With a little practice and careful hammering, even the most rotten doors can be saved on the cheap with patch panels in a few hours. [More…]
Builds and Examples
Building a Budget Hot Rod Chassis
DD Speed Shops “T Wrecks” build is turning out to be a visual guide for the ins-and-outs of building a hot rod from what’s on hand. [More…]
Builds and Examples
Panel Forming and Chop Tops for Traditional Hot Rods
It doesn’t take laser-guided machines or years of practice. With just a marker and press this hot rod rookie turns steel into a work of art. [More…]
