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Volume 55 Number 5
May 2025
DEPARTMENTS
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NSRA Open Positions
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Write Of Way Street Sweeper NSRA Autocross
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Safety First
New Products Coming Events
Book Review
Car Art
Where Were You In...
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Table of Contents Photo If this photo were converted to black and white it would take you right back to the earliest days of indoor car shows. Wicked hot rods and flowing customs along with the period’s latest race cars. Special displays were everywhere at the 75th GNRS, inside and out they created a yesteryear happening today.
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Editorial Director/Editor Tom Vogele tomvogele@verizon.net Photo Editor Louie Mayall hotrodlouie@yahoo.com Art Director Raymond Salcedo hairfarm@earthlink.net Managing Editor Paul Sloup streetscenepaul@gmail.com Associate Editor Debra Starbird Vogele debravogele@verizon.net
FEATURES Car Feature — Bow-Tie Diehard 36 Grand National Roadster Show — 75th Anniversary 42 2024 Cover Photo Contest — Honorable Mentions 58 Car Feature — The Phoenix 66
Contributors & Correspondents Eric Geisert, Bob McClurg, Jim Rowlett Member Services NSRA Headquarters, 4030 Park Ave., Memphis, TN 38111 Phone: 901-452-4030 STREETSCENE Editorial Offices
On The Cover John and Dena Mumford paired up with Brizio Street Rods again to build a beautiful ’32 Ford roadster. This version was built around Ed Pink’s last engine, a 427ci SOHC Ford Cammer wearing custom stack-fuel-injection. This was one of three brilliant orange ’32 Ford roadsters vying for the AMBR award this year.
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I n the late ‘90s, as editor of “Street Rodder” magazine, we were on a roll and pump- ing out 300-page magazines as though they were pamphlets. Street rodding and the supporting industry had grown to unbelievable levels and to honor our supporting advertisers we developed the Street Rodder Road Tour program in 1996. The program involved build- ing street rods entirely from aftermarket parts and then having Jerry Dixey drive them to all events on the National Street Rod Association event schedule each year. The next year in 1997 Street Rodder celebrated its 25th Anniversary, so Barry Lobeck and crew built a clone of the founder’s, Tom McMullen, iconic “McMullen Roadster” for the Road Tour. After cruisin’ 25,000 miles to attend 11 events, at the end of the tour the roadster came home to the Street Rodder offices in SoCal. Jerry Dixey made this Road Tour jouney for 25 years in as many different street rods and it’s a testament to the quality and craftsmenship that exists in our industry. By the early 2000s we had created a great com- plex for the Street Rodder staff; first because we had our own space away from the corporate build- ing, second, we had a fully functioning Tech Center complete with in-floor dyno and lastly, because Barry White’s Street Rod Repair Shop shared the same space. A wide variety of employ- ees took the supercharged ‘32 to local car shows and events over the years, further proving its relia- bility and quality construction. As investment bankers swept through the auto- motive publishing world, they were always amazed at the modified cars in the Street Rod & Performance Group of magazines, especially street rods. In time they commissioned Barry’s SRRC to replicate one half of the iconic roadster to display in the lobby of the corporate office. The amazing half- clone resided there for years until it was moved to an El Segundo, California, Hot Rod Garage TV/photo studio during one of many mergers. As I wandered the streets and buildings of the recent 75th GNRS I bumped into my good friend Brian Brennan. As I moved up the corporate lad- der, Brian took the reins of editor for Street Rodder and skillfully guided it until investors and the Internet destroyed the print business we all loved. But no fear because cream rises to the top and A Tour of Its Own!
another great friend, Tim Foss, and Brian came back strong with three “In The Garage Media” mag- azine titles combining print and Internet. Tim and Brian knew I had owned the 25th Anniversary roadster since 2004 and had inquired about the half car over the years. Brian mentioned the El Segundo studio had been closed, but the crew had saved all the pieces and moved them to ITGM’s garage. Brian said they were mine, just come pick them up! After paying a visit to their facilities and getting the parts home it became obvious putting the car back together was going to be much easier than moving file cabinets etc. to make room. During the heyday of magazine publishing there was fierce competition between Petersen Publishing, McMullen Publishing, Argus Publishing, and many other smaller niche publishing compa- nies. For many those feelings ran deep, but the competition is what drove us to be the best and our readers benefited from it. When the pieces came home the two hub caps have Hot Rod Garage stickers displayed. At first, those competi- tive feelings my wife and I shared said we should remove them, but you can’t erase history and bet- ter yet, they prove this little half roadster has been on a Road Tour of its own before coming home to what is now our three and a half car garage. Tom Vogele tomvogele@verizon.net
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My ‘78 Ford Ranchero and my ‘53 Silver Streak Clipper RV trailer were in the August 2024 StreetScene magazine. The picture was taken by your staff at the 41st Street Rod Nationals in Springfield, Missouri. I’m extremely honored for this recognition, but a small mistake was made in the description. The trailer is a Silver Streak Clipper, not an Airstream which is a common comment from onlookers. I realize NSRA is about restoring and modifying old cars and trucks, but I thought some members would
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Larry, My wife and I own a 2014 Airstream and we get many questions about our restoration project from onlookers. Little do they know I only had to write a check!—ED Cover Winner Tom, Thank you so much for choosing our car as one of the winners in the 2024 Cover Photo Contest on the April cover of StreetScene. The thought that any- one who is involved with street rods will see our car is just, wow! Bob & Connie Johnson Poneto, Indiana Bob & Connie, We think you’ll agree, this makes a great memento for the Johnson home.—ED
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42 nd NSRA Mid-America Street Rod Nationals MAY 23-25, 2025 OZARK EMPIRE FAIRGROUNDS SPRINGFIELD, MISSOURI
EVENT DIRECTOR Mike Adams, 730 Maplewood Dr., Petoskey, MI 49770 or call 231-838-2077 Event Entry Form @ nsra-usa.com EVENT REGISTRATION DoubleTree Hotel 2431 N. Glenstone Ave, Springfield, MO
May 22 Noon – 6pm May 23 9am – 6pm May 24 9am – 1pm EXIBITOR SPACE Bob Reynolds, 925-855-1808 nsrabob@yahoo.com SWAP MEET Kent Williams, 417-655-7000
Quilt Contest & Ladies Tea A s she has for many years, Jane Linn will be hosting the Quilt Contest at the Mid-America Nationals. The Quilt Contest takes place in conjunction with the Ladies Tea. The Tea starts at 1:30pm and Jane suggests you bring your quilts in a little before and take them back with you at the conclusion of the Tea. Both activities will once again be held in Center Hall of the Expo Building. Ladies Shopping Trip The Battlefield Mall trip at the Mid-America Nationals will take place on Saturday, May 24. The bus will pick up shoppers at Gate 3 at 11am and drop them off at the Food Court entrance of the mall. The bus will arrive back at the same Food Court entrance at 2pm to bring shoppers back to the fairgrounds. There will only be one return trip, so you won’t want to miss it. The time and gate change will also be marked in the Official Event Guide.
WOMEN’S WORLD Lindsi Schmoranz, 417-773-0401 lindsiscmoranz@yhoo.com MOBILITY SCOOTERS Scooter Time Rentals, 423-569-1933 scootertime.com AS A REGISTERED PARTICIPANT JOIN THESE ACTIVITIES: THURSDAY CRUISE To Open House(s)
LADIES TEA Hosted by Renee Kaulfuss
QUILT CONTEST Hosted by Jane Linn, 316-304-6779
KIDS GAMES & COLORING CONTEST
TRAILER PARKING On-Site
PIN-UP GIRL CONTEST
SUPER PRIZE PROGRAM
SAFETY INSPECTIONS
SEMINARS
STREETS OF RODS
VALVE COVER RACING
SLOW RACE
SPOTLIGHT BUILDER All Coupe’d Up LADIES SHOPPING TRIP Battlefield Mall
American Collectors Insurance............Cherry Hill, NJ Borgeson Universal........................Travelers Rest, SC Burr King.............................................Warsaw, MO Chromotize Car Care...............................Larned, KS Classic Sign Co.................................Greensburg, IN Cutco.......................................................Olean, NY DMS Equipment........................................Nixa, MO Fog Light City..........................................Chicago, IL Grundy Insurance.................................Horsham, PA Haywire & Co. LLC.................................Hilliard, OH Holley Performance Products.......Bowling Green, KY In The Garage Media............................Fullerton, CA Inland Empire Driveline..........................Ontario, CA Kwik Performance............................Fair Grove, MO
Leaf Filter Gutter Protection....................Hudson, OH M & E Sales...................................Bloomington, MN Minnesota Pneumatic Products...........Monticello, MN Motor Sports Accessories & Gifts.Eagle Mountain, UT New Port Engineering.....................Washington, MO One Source Vintage Chevrolet & Chrome...Springfield, OH O'Reilly Auto Parts...........................Springfield, MO Precision Garage Door..............................Nixa, MO Racer Rick Raceway.........................Mt. Pleasant, IA Ray's Car Culture...............................Cheyenne, WY Rockin C Embroidery........................Springfield, MO Scooter Time Rentals...............................Oneida, TN Show Me Rod & Custom............................Nixa, MO Xtreme Products.................................Sevierville, TN
CHURCH SERVICE
CIRCLE OF WINNERS Sunday Awards Program &
$weep$take$ where three $2,000 checks will be given out by NSRA. 24 MAY 2025
Slow Race The Mid-America Nationals will hold its second Slow Race this year. (Please see page 22 of the March issue of StreetScene for the official rules.) Keep in mind, only a maximum of 12 participants will be allowed to sign up at Nick Donovan’s Rockin’ Road Show trailer. The winner of the Slow Race will be invited to participate in Sunday’s Circle of Winners. Why not come out and give it a try?
Rock Hunt West Central Division Director Keith Krogmeier along with his wife Lollie are inviting all partici- pants of the Mid-America Nationals on a Rock Hunt. Anytime during the event be on the lookout around the Ozark Empire Fairgrounds for these spe- cially decorated rocks. If you find one take it to the NSRA Merchandise booth to receive a special gift.
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51 st NSRA Street Rod Nationals East JUNE 6-8, 2025
EVENT DIRECTOR Tom Wilkerson, 10615 Milam Rd., Colorado Springs, CO 80908 or call 785-865-6914 Event Entry Form on page 77 or @ nsra-usa.com EVENT REGISTRATION June 5 9am – 6pm June 6 9am – 6pm June 7 9am – 12pm EXIBITOR SPACE Bob Reynolds, 925-855-1808 nsrabob@yahoo.com SWAP MEET Howard Kelly, 410-409-7384 jalopyjunior@comcast1.net WOMEN’S WORLD Melissa Bowlin, 717-253-8520 womensworldnsraeast@gmail.com MOBILITY SCOOTERS Scooter Time Rentals, 423-569-1933 scootertime.com AS A REGISTERED PARTICIPANT Wyndam Garden 2000 Loucks Rd., York, PA 17408 JOIN THESE ACTIVITIES: WEDNESDAY GARAGE TOUR FREE FRIDAY NIGHT BBQ DINNER BUILDERS’ SHOWCASE EAST KIDS & ADULT GAMES STREETS OF RODS
YORK EXPO CENTER YORK, PENNYSLVANIA
Street Rod Gates L ast year a couple of the Street Rod Gates were closed at the Nationals East, but the good news is all gates will be open this year to accommodate incoming traffic in the morning. Remember to have your windshield sticker up and affixed to the windshield and your but- tons on and in a very visible area to keep the line moving! Ladies Tea Some of you have been asking about the day and time for the Ladies Tea at the Nationals East. The actual time will be 1:30-3:30pm on Friday in Old Main. This year’s sponsors for the Tea will be Sanderson Headers, Watson StreetWorks, Yogi’s and Scooter Time. The hostess again this year will be Patty Knaack and the theme for this year will be “Paris in June.” Street Rod Parade One of the highlights of the Nationals East is the Street Rod Parade through downtown York on Friday, participants will start lining up around 9:30am. Vehicles that will carry dignitaries will automatically get to the front of the line, so come early if you want to be up front! The Parade is limited to the first 125 vehicles. The Parade leaves the Fairgrounds at 1:30pm sharp and each participant receives a dash plaque and a chance to be picked for an award by the “Explore York” convention bureau.
LIVE ENTERTAINMENT Friday & Saturday Nights
DRAGSTER FEST Friday & Saturday PINSTRIPING FOR CHARITY MHRA HOT ROD REPAIR SHOP LADIES TEA Hosted by Patty Knaack 410-935-8651 PIN-UP GIRLS & BEST BEARD CONTESTS QUILT CONTEST & DISPLAY Hosted by Jo Anne Lombari 401-486-3217 MODEL & PEDAL CAR CONTESTS SAFETY INSPECTIONS SEMINARS SUPER PRIZE PROGRM PROS’ PICK AWARDS MANUFACTURERS AWARDS TRAILER PARKING On Fairgrounds SPOTLIGHT BUILDER CHURCH SERVICE Sunday Awards Program & $weep$take$ where three $2,000 checks will be given out by NSRA. 26 MAY 2025
58Foundations......................................Red Lion, PA Alumicaft Street Rod Grilles..................Bellwood, PA Bath Fitter.........................................Lewisberry, PA Borgeson Universal.......................Travelers Rest, SC Bornemans Restoration & Customs......Virginville, PA Brush Brigade.............................................York, PA Central PA Model Car Club............Peach Bottom, PA Classic Auto Mall............................Morgantown, PA Custom Creations..............................Manchester, PA Custom Engraving..................................Carlisle, PA Engineered Components Inc.....................Vernon, CT Fog Light City..........................................Chicago, IL Grundy Insurance................................Horsham, PA Hubbard's Impala Parts.....................Burlington, NC In The Garage Media...........................Fullerton, CA Juliano's Interior Products....................Monticello, IA Kirsch Antiques....................................Manheim, PA
Kitchen Saver....................................Lewisberry, PA Leaf Guard.......................................Pennsquan, PA Love Kustoms .....................................Burkeville, VA M & E Sales..................................Bloomington, MN Minnesota Pneumatic Products..........Monticello, MN MotorSports Accessories & Gifts..Eagle Mountain, UT My Pillow.........................................Shakopee, MN O'Brien Truckers..................................Charlton, MA Scooter Time Rentals...............................Oneida, TN Soldier Solutions..............................Wallingford, CT Staffin & Associates...............................Reading, PA Steele Rubber Products..........................Denver, NC Tanks..................................................Monticello, IA Uncommon Inc.......................................Lombard, IL Winters Performance Products Inc................York, PA X-treme Products................................Sevierville, TN Yogi's.................................................Monticello, IA
Live Entertainment At this time, “Flamin’ Dick and the Hot Rods” will be back on Saturday night by popular demand at the Nationals East. If you haven’t seen this band, you are definitely missing out, come and see why they fill the building! Their music is fantastic and a must hear. Be sure and check the Official Event Guide for the band that will be playing on Friday night. Spotlight Builder The “Builder the Year” at the Nationals East will be Zac Love with “Loves Kustoms” from north- west Burkeville, Virginia. The company will be set up outside showcasing their latest creations, be sure and stop by! Manufacturers Awards Again, this year at the Nationals East Joe Troilo will organize four Manufacturers Awards, handmade and picked by the sponsoring manufacturers. The companies participating this year are “Posies Rods and Customs,” “Iron Hill Hot Rods,” “Bornemans Restorations and Customs” and “Jeff Hotrods.” The four chosen vehicles will be on display during the Awards Program. Builders’ Showcase The Builders’ Showcase will be back at the Nationals East in Memorial Hall, filling it with some of the latest builds from profes- sional shops on display. Expect to see some of the best rods and customs that are winning awards or just rolling out of the shop. Together with these great vehi- cles will be a Model Car Contest, Pedal Car Contest and Pin-Up Girls helping with the Pinstripers Charity Auction!
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2 nd NSRA Mobile Bay Street Rod Nationals
EVENT DIRECTOR Will Seibel, 3832 Highway 414, Landrum, SC 29356-9505 or call 864-663-7353. Event Entry Form on page 79 or @ nsra-usa.com
EVENT REGISTRATION Hampton Inn & Suites Providence Park 525 Providence Park Dr. Mobile, AL 36695 June 19 Noon – 6pm June 20 9am – 6pm June 21 9am – noon
JUNE 20 & 21, 2025 THE GROUNDS MOBILE, ALABAMA
EXHIBITOR SPACE Tom Vollbrecht, 651-213-3183 tvollbrecht@nsra-usa.com SWAP MEET Gary Bohannon, 602-820-9584 gboh217@gmail.com Jim Williams, 251-895-3691 Jsw4108@yahoo.com
Thank You Pharoahs Car Club! T he Pharoahs Car Club of Alabama will once again be the Host Club for the 2nd Annual Mobile Bay Street Rod Nationals. They will be helping with registration, the swap meet, and trailer parking. NSRA would like to say thank you in advance to all the club members. Here is a brief history of the club. The Pharoahs Car Club was founded in 1948. They started in Modesto, California, where the story plot of the movie “American Graffiti” took place. The younger school kids in Modesto formed the Fraternity called the “Faros” in 1957. They were too young to be in the adult car club made up of WWII and Korean War Vets called the “Pharoahs.” The Faros were the group that George Lucas wrote about in the movie. They were his classmates. Today, the Pharaohs Car Club is an international club with Chapters across the United States and internation- ally in Japan, Australia, Finland, the United Kingdom, Norway, Canada and Mexico. The Pharoahs Car Club of Alabama was started in early 2019. JoJo Johnson is the current President of the Pharaohs in the International Eastern Division. Chris Rabig currently leads the Mobile, Alabama, Chapter of the Pharoahs Car Club of Alabama. Brock Meador is the Car Club’s Planning Coordinator for this event. They have formed a planning committee within the club and have been closely working with NSRA to help plan the Mobile Bay Nationals and make it a great success. The Pharoahs Alabama Committee Members listed are as follows: Chris Rabig, Brock Meador, Jim Williams, Gary Bohannon, Ron Lutz, Joseph Perry, Craig Wolfe and David Jenkins. Kick-off Party & Open House Metal Brothers Hot Rods will host an Open House on Thursday of the Mobile Bay Nationals starting at 4pm at their shop, 6220 Theodore Road, in Theodore, Alabama. The Metal Brothers team promises a good time for all. They will have BBQ, music, great fellowship and, of course, a chance to see all their amazing projects in the building process. You will not want to miss this! Saturday Entertainment The “Martini Shakers” will perform on the outdoor stage at the Mobile Bay Nationals on Saturday afternoon. The Martini Shakers story began in 2001 in Birmingham, and they have been shakin’ it ever since as a duo or trio in high-energy shows all over the southeast. They keep things close to their early roots, playing Rock & Roll, Country, R&B and, of course, Rockabilly music.
WOMEN’S WORLD Ginny Donahue, 251-223-6256 GLNSRAWOMENSWORLD@gmail.com MOBILITY SCOOTERS Scooter Time Rentals, 423-569-1933 scootertime.com AS A REGISTERED PARTICIPANT JOIN THESE ACTIVITIES: KICK-OFF DINNER/OPEN HOUSE Thursday Metal Brothers
SPOTLIGHT BUILDER Nobody Customs & Restorations
CAMPING & TRAILER PARKING Fairgrounds
SATURDAY LIVE ENTERTAINMEN T The Martini Shakers
AZALEA TRAIL MAIDS
STREETS OF RODS
PINSTRIPING JAM & AUCTION
SLOW RACE
LADIES TEA
QUILT DISPLAY
SAFETY INSPECTIONS
GAMES
SUPER PRIZE PROGRAM Award Program and $weep$take$ where three $2,000 checks will be given out by the NSRA.
28 MAY 2025
40 th NSRA Rocky Mountain Street Rod Nationals
EVENT DIRECTOR Tom Wilkerson, 10615 Milam Rd., Colorado Springs, CO 80908 or call 785-865-6914 Entry Form on page 81 or nsra-usa.com
EVENT REGISTRATION Pueblo Convention Center 320 Central Main Street, Pueblo, CO June 26 noon – 6pm June 27 9am – 6pm June 28 9am – 12pm
JUNE 27-29, 2024 COLORADO STATE FAIRGROUNDS PUEBLO, COLORADO
EXHIBITOR SPACE Tom Vollbrecht Jr., 651-213-3183 tvollbrecht@nsra-usa.com
Morning Street Rod Parade O ne of the major highlights at the Rocky Mountain Nationals is the Street Rod Parade through downtown Pueblo guided by the Pueblo Police Department. The Pueblo Chamber of Commerce helps coordinate offering free coffee and donuts at the starting point, dash plaques are handed out and two vehicles will be selected by them for an award, one early and one late-model. These awards will be given out on Sunday at the Awards Ceremony. Rodders start lining up very early in the morning, because the Parade is limited to the first 100 vehi- cles. If any of you have an open vehicle and wouldn’t mind carrying some dignitaries, they will let you lead the Parade. Fred Williams will be on hand to help you get lined up. Remember, the Parade leaves the parking lot at 10am sharp. Swap Meet This year at the Rocky Mountain Nationals, to continue with the great tradition of one of the best Swap Meets in the country, the Colorado Springs Rod and Custom Car Club will take over from Skip Kuhns who has done a fantastic job running the Swap Meet for years. Skip has decid- ed to retire and just be a participant again, we wish him nothing but the best! The contact person now for the Swap Meet is Bob Collins and his contact number is 719-649-1702 or e-mail him at rcollins47@aol.com. Bob and the club look forward to helping anyone who would like to get space for this year’s Swap Meet! Pin-Up Girls & Best Beard Contests
SWAP MEET Bob Collins, 719-649-1702 rcollins47@aol.com
WOMEN’S WORLD Carol Kuhns, 719-547-4344 loracmarie@yahoo.com MOBILITY SCOOTERS Scooter Time Rentals, 423-569-1933 www.scootertime.com AS A REGISTERED PARTICIPANT JOIN THESE ACTIVITIES:
WEDNESDAY GARAGE TOUR
KICK-OFF PARTY & BBQ DINNER Thursday Night KIDS & ADULT GAMES
STREETS OF RODS
LIVE ENTERTAINMENT Friday & Saturday Night
PIN-UP GIRL & BEST BEARD CONTESTS
CHARITY PINSTRIPING AUCTION PEDAL CAR CONTEST & DISPLAY LADIES TEA
Hosted by Pat Collins STREET ROD PARADE Friday
On Saturday afternoon in the Hall of Agriculture at the Rocky Mountain Nationals right after the Pinstripers Charity Auction the Pin-Up Girls will take the stage and start answering ques- tions and looking for your vote. These beautiful ladies and the gentlemen with the best beards will under the direction of Carrie Raynor enter the contests. If you are interested in taking part in the contests, feel free to contact her at 719-429- 7769. The ladies might be out and around the fairgrounds if anyone would like to get a picture with them and their car for a small donation to “Make A Wish.”
SAFETY INSPECTIONS
SUPER PRIZE PROGRAM
QUILT CONTEST & DISPLAY
SPOTLIGHT BUILDER
NON-DENOMINTIONAL CHURCH SERVICE
Sunday Award Program & $weep$take$ where three $2,000 checks will be given out by NSRA.
30 MAY 2025
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