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Lowering your Headlights on 1935 Fords: In this article we will show you how Rick Field , a hot rodder from Lithgow in NSW Australia has achieved the lowering of his headlights for his 1935 Ford Tudor . This method can be used on any headlights that incorporate the stanchions from the mudguards. With questions asked to various car buddies he [...]
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Can’t find old mudguards? So you want to widen what you have. Thanks to Rick Field for this Article. Well all you need is an English wheel! Now that’s easy to say in just words, but what about the fact you haven’t got one? Today there is many on the market for sale in various shapes and [...]
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Do you want to fit big rubber under those rear guards? Well in the 80’s the look of air between the mudguards and tyres was accepted as Hot rod material. Today in 2010 it’s quite the opposite with air bag technology. So what can you do to fit bigger rubber under the rear guards? At first [...]
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Witness this great weekend had by all at the 13th Street Rod Nationals at Mantorp Park in Sweden.
Sit back and enjoy:
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Witness the 2009 Americas Most Beautiful Roadster Show for 2009. Discover what owner’s have applied to their hot rods for a chance to win this most prestigious award which has now been organised for over 50 years. Sit back and let your mind wonder over these beautiful pieces of workmanship whilst creating your own ideas for [...]
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Witness the first land speed vehicle , the Thrust SSC to break the sound barrier. There’s no need to add words to this video, it’s just shear engineering at its best. This great achievement was performed on the Black Rock desert Nevada. Sit back and witness the guts and the glory of all involved: [...]
This is the largest top I have chopped yet! Well I’d have to be the first to admit that this is one top that I’ve chopped I wish I didn’t have to do. Why? Because its a truck and not this truck. 
Here’s a few tips to help fill your roof in: 
