Articles and Information from all over the country as they are presented

1. Nethercutt Museum   On the way to the Goodguys DelMar Street rod meet, Kirk and the gang visit the Nethercutt Mueseum
2. Hollywood Hotrods  Also on the run to the DelMar meet, kirk stopped at the Hollywood Hotrod Shop for a shop tour
3. General Motors Heritage Center The HAMB hotrod forum takes a tour through the GM Heritage center on a special group tour.
4. Ed Roth and Von Dutch Collection Bob Klessig takes us along as he visits a preivate collection of Ed Roth and Von Dutch memoribilia.
5. Drylakes and Bakersfield All the pictures in this thread are courtesy of the following people. J. Earl Harris pictures, submitted by his son Joel. Jimmy from Australia submits the Bob Giovanine collection. Courtesy of Bob's son Curt. Jimmy also submits the Ray Morrisette collection, that he bought on Ebay.
6. NHRA Museum Eric Arcorcha takes  us on a tour of the George Barris exhibit at the NHRA museum.
7. The history of stock car racing in Georgia
8. The Los Angeles Archives Thanks to Dave Hagan for these great photos
9. The Vintage Sprint Cars Thanks to Joshua Shaw for these great photos
10. Tackley's Auto Body Great stuff from my old friend Mike Tackley in FLorida
11. Don Garlits Racers reunion from a few years back
12. Henry Ford Museum Great place for car nuts
13. BillyBurnham Tribute to an old friend
14. Biff & Buffy An amusing article submitted by Bill Burnham for publication in the Old Farts Newsletter
15. Automotive Engineering Ed Monroe recently passed away and this is an old article about Ed and I when we were younger.
16. RaceRockCafe At the beginning in Florida.
17. Golden Triangle Drag Strip
18. Rachel Our proper Parliamentarian circles the track.
19. Article from MSRA Newsletter I wrote a monthly article in the Minnesota Street Rod Association newsletter and these are the ones that i saved. This shows how far back we were on the Internet, because we didn't have a URL, just a server number that we published.
20. Wheels thru Time Motorcycle Museum in Maggie Valley, N.C.