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John D’Agostino’s Pantheon
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Grove Boys Willys
Ron Normann has owned some incredibly rare muscle cars, including Don Yenko’s personal (serial #1) ‘69 Camaro.
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1956 Panhead – Zack Harnish / Love Choppers
As you may or may not have noticed, I don’t shoot a whole lot of bikes.
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Mark Guggenmos’ 1929 Model A Survivor Coupe
Seeking out survivor hot rods and customs to photograph has become a bit of an obsession over the years; an obsession that has introduced me to many amazing car clubs, collectors, and builders.
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Dennis McPhail’s Forty Ford
Every car has a story; in the hot rod and custom world this couldn’t be truer.
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1934 Dodge – Jerry Briese’s coupe can confuse
Did Jerry Briese intentionally set out to dumbfound car guys when he selected a 1934 Dodge for a hot rod project?
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John D’Agostino’s Pantheon
When John D’Agostino researched words related to “teal green,” he ran across the word Pantheon.
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Hot Rod Double Feature -Hardie & Voss
One thing we try to do at Rod and Kulture is to fill each issue with the best traditional hot rods, custom cars and motorcycles available to our readers.
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V-8 Corvair, a Wood family affair
This article is a history piece, illustrating what went on during that time.
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Bob Larson Period Correct Mercury from BC
Three quarters of a century. That’s what the 1940 Mercury of Bob Larson has experienced in different hands.