Differences Between Polishing & Waxing
For those who are interested in knowing more about why we wax our cars. Advertisements
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1931 Ford – Bike Hauler – Pat Lachapelle
I don’t like stock looking so I made it a custom fab bike hauler
Develop These Good Habits to Be a Better Driver
When you get behind the wheel of your car, you are taking on a big responsibility. It may seem like a casual act to drive around every day, but it is important to develop good habits to become a safe driver.
1950 Dodge 5-Window Truck – Car Hauler – Wesley Lake Jr.
His original idea changed to what he has actually done, so, I thought that I would show his original with what is current and let you see the possibilities available when you take on a project.
1949 Chevy Barnette Hearse – Kermit Smith
The Guy Barnette Co. was one of Memphis’ “small 4 (Weller Bros., Barnette/Barnett, Comet/Pinner, and Memphis/Economy Coach)” professional car producers that flourished there in the 1940s-1960s.
1964 Ford F-100 – Wayne Wilhelm
The truck was originally a low rider drag truck, but it didn’t run, as it needed the engine rebuilt.
1937 Plymouth Truck – Rat Rod – David Wilda
I drew and built my frame. Everything was done at home in a 12′ x 24′ shed or out in the yard, weather permitting.
1941 Ford F6 – Rat Rod – Rudy Vigil
I purchased the start of this project by trading for it piece by piece traded a 1929 Mercedes Benz kit car for the project and a lot of other old goodies to make this build happen.
1994 Cadillac Hearse – Darrell Shaw
I cosplay and looking for a way to transport my tank. I met a guy from New York and he told me to buy a hearse. I’m thinking who in their right mind would drive one. Then got thinking he’s not wrong ,lock it up and no body would bother it.
1959 Ford F100 – Cameron Hoover
It was my Fathers, Grandfathers and Great-Grandfathers truck and was used as a lot truck when my Great-Grandfather had it. It would haul or tow anything they put on, or behind it. It wasn’t fast, but it had the power.