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Volume 56 Number 5
May 2026
DEPARTMENTS
Curbside
NSRA Open Positions
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Thy Rod
Write Of Way Street Sweeper NSRA Autocross
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Safety First
New Products Coming Events
Book Review
Where Were You In..?
Car Art
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29 Below Street Sale
NATIONALS NEWS
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— Springfield, MO
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Car Feature — Joe Cool 34 Street Rod Evangelists 42
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2025 StreetScene Cover Photo Contest — Runner Ups 54 Car Feature — The Backbone of NSRA 64
Table of Contents Photo We wonder if traditional local rod runs are changing. What has been a calming weekend of green grass, barbeque in the air and a sea of colorful street rods stills exists, but instead of lawn chairs, we’re seeing more maps being given out for local cruises.
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On The Cover Joe and Pauline Troilo have lived a true-blue street rodding lifestyle along with raising two fine sons, Jason and Joey, now into rodding as well. Imagine their pride seeing pop’s ’32 Ford Sport Coupe and Jason’s ’57 Chevy gracing this month’s issue carrying NSRA’s thank you to all past and present NSRA Volunteers.
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Can Human Error Be Cured?
M y wife and I have a routine to the television channels we watch, depending if we’re relax- ing outdoors on the patio, working in either her office or mine, eating, lying in bed at night, cleaning cars in the front garage, or working in the shop out back. (That’s right, seven TVs!) Luckily, we both understand and respect each other’s per- sonal choices, and with another stroke of luck, we both love “American Pickers” on the History channel. “Pawn Stars” is anoth- er favorite along with “Storage Wars,” some of the home restoration shows (“Restoring Galveston,” “Maine Cabin Masters,” etc.) and because he brings so much reality to working on old cars to light, “Roadworthy Rescue” with Derek Bieri’s unique ‘get er done’ approach. If nothing else, his banter is funny and a lot of his fixes give homebuilders the confidence and knowledge they need to begin fixing up an old car. Across the board all these shows are interesting, considering the wide variety of items we get to learn about, and sometimes their ballpark value, and examples of restoring cool old houses and preserving archi- tectural history. What my wife and I also have in common is 80 years combined experience preparing copy for hot rod and custom car magazines. Preparing copy means either writing it yourself or editing other writers’ copy. Once all copy has been paired with the photographs it gets designed by our artists and we finally get to see and read all that raw material turned into a typical article. After all these years we understand occasional typos and mistakes making their way to the printed page and have come to realize as much as we try, they do happen. The reason I mentioned our television favorites is because when they are wheeling and dealing any- thing automotive the mistakes pop out of the screen at us. Calling an early ‘30s coupe a roadster, or a clip from 1934 featuring Bonnie and Clyde’s bullet-ridden bodies in the ’34 Ford Tudor they met their demise in, being towed to the police station with the background crowded with large sedans from the late ‘30s and early ‘40s are mistakes that are easy to spot. We find ourselves copy editing everything, including the film editor! The reason we spend so much time copy editing
is the feeling a reader gets when they are deep into a story, intent on what they are reading, and then a mistake pops up. You can’t help but ask yourself how much other misinformation is there, and you find your confidence in the writer or magazine waning, becoming less authoritative, less reliable, and of less value. As this relates to television shows, my wife and I point out misinformation about the automobile environment many times, making us wonder how much is true about all the items we don’t have knowledge on. Taking information sim- ply for what it is will probably become even more prevalent in the future with the advent of AI, so the need to do your own research and not rely solely on one source of information, especially if research- ing from Internet sites, will still be required. Unfortunately all the proper research in the world can’t make up for human error. Try as we may, after all these years, we’ve learned no matter the amount of proofreading and corrections we catch, those nasty mistakes are lurking in the back- ground. In last month’s Curbside we identified the 2026 Ridler Award winner at the 73rd Detroit Autorama as a ’57 Chevy convertible instead of the ’56 Chevy convertible it is. We hope the owner Rex Satterfield, from Russellville, Tennessee, builder Kevin Riffey’s Hot Rods & Restorations, and the thousands of other rodders reading StreetScene understand this mistake was simply a human error and when we find a cure for that, we’ll be sure to pass it on to the world!
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Cross Pollination As the sun sets over the majestic Hudson River, painting the water in hues of gold and amber, there’s a different kind of glow taking over the Cortlandt Waterfront Park in Verplanck, New York. For decades, this picturesque stretch of shoreline has been the stage for community gatherings, but for one spectacular weekend in September, it’s transformed into a showpiece of American auto- motive history. The air is thick with the scent of roasted corn and a hint of gasoline, and the rhyth- mic rumble of powerful engines provides the soundtrack to a breathtaking display of chrome, steel, and vibrant paint jobs. Hundreds of classic cars, from roaring muscle machines to meticulous- ly preserved antiques, line the park’s expansive lawn. But even among this stunning collection, one Ivory Parchment vehicle blends with the river while standing out amongst the kaleidoscope of colors, a testament to what happens when classic
design meets modern engineering. It’s believed this is the first Coast to Coast ‘39 Ford built as it appeared in their earliest marketing, including shows, ads and their “Handy Man Kits.” While its elegant, teardrop silhouette and iconic grille pay homage to a bygone era of streamlined design, everything else about it is a masterpiece in custom craftsmenship. The Coast to Coast ‘glass body gave the car its signature unbroken trim line, giving it a sense of perpetual motion. Pop the latch and you won’t find a Ford flathead V-8, but a Chevy small-block 350 engine, meticulously built to pump out a formidable 355hp. It’s a bold choice that speaks to the hot-rodding tradition of cross- pollination—marrying the best of different manu- facturers to create something truly unique. Air sus- pension allows it to be slammed low for that per- fect show-car stance or raised to navigate a tricky driveway with ease. Inside, every modern conven-
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ing, evolving thing, where the past is not just remembered, but celebrated, reimagined and, in some cases, made even better. It’s a spectacle of history and horsepower; all set against the breath- taking backdrop of the timeless Hudson River. Rich Severi Yorktown, New York Rich, This may come as a surprise to you, but when I read your submission for the 2025 Cover Photo Contest for this month’s Runner Up articles, I decided it was so well written our members would enjoy reading your story as it was written. I know I did!—ED
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T he local car clubs and rod runs are the back- bone of street rodding. Across this great nation (and all over the world), tens of thou- sands of rodders spend millions of hours putting together their local area club shows. The result is that in every nook and cranny of this country there are cool rod runs, many regional favorites offering their unique twist on the perfect week- end. One of the most scenic examples of these gatherings is the San Luis Roadsters Run in San Luis Obispo, California.
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I ’m very proud to announce American Autowire as a supporting sponsor of the 2026 NSRA Autocross Program. As a shop owner, I can tell you I’ve installed their wiring harnesses for many years and have always liked their quality. From a small two- man operation working from a basement to 100 employees and a 38,000-square-foot production facility, they have become one of the premier auto- motive electrical manufacturers for OEM/Restoration, and Street Rod/Custom vehicles. Many people don’t realize the importance of a good wiring harness in their vehicle. I hear the com- ment all the time that my wiring “looks okay” or “does- n’t wear out,” but unfortunately a few things are not taken into consideration. Many times electrical issues are not always the wiring, but the connectors. Heat cycles, humidity, and time can cause wiring to get brit- tle and crack or connectors to stop connecting. This can cause all sorts of issues with hard-to-find failures. Aside from these age issues, most vehicles have only six to nine glass fuses installed, with very limited ability to add circuits for a cooling fan or fuel injection sys- tem. Electrical demands from modern builds, whether for the street or track, are too much for older harness- es and they simply can’t handle the added loads of high-amperage alternators, cooling fans, and other accessories. All these loads can cause harness failures, and even a possible fire. In addition, all harnesses and gauge upgrades use a voltmeter instead of an amp gauge. Even way back in the ‘60s, increased demands from the cars’ electrical systems made manufacturers shy away from amp gauges for the safer volt gauges. This month we are going to talk to Marc DeMontigney, Sales and Marketing Manager for American Autowire: Kevin: A lot of people have a hard time deciding on the right wiring harness. How does American Autowire help with that decision? Marc: We have introduced different options over the years that help any installer choose the best harness for their vehicle. Our webpage Americanautowire.com and our great technical staff can assist anyone in picking the right harness for their vehicle. The “Highway” is the most versatile with flexible fuse box placement and freedom to customize with a labeled fuse panel. The “Builder Series” can handle big power, is perfect for tight wiring spots and fea- tures steel-reinforced terminals. “Power Plus” is a pre-wired and economical solu-
tion with factory style pre-wired fuse box. The “Severe Duty” is designed for rugged environments with a weatherproof relay panel system to power all your accessories. We get back to the basics with the “Route 9” a complete entry-level kit. It’s a basic ‘bullet- proof’ full-function electrical system that is compact and perfect for hot rods and rat rods. Finally we round it all out with the “Classic’Update’ designed for modern amenities in a classic vehicle. These are designed for specific make/model/year and are a vehicle-specific retromod wiring solution, complete with modern fuse boxes. Kevin: I know as an installer you are always com- ing up with new products and solutions for our cus- tomers’ vehicles, so what can we expect in the future? Marc: We are excited to introduce our new “Track 20 Modular Wiring System,” a complete power distri- bution panel built for modern road-going or track- centered builds. At its core is a centralized power sys- tem that organizes, protects, and distributes power while eliminating the clutter, guesswork, and limita- tions of traditional harnesses. The Track 20 fuse panel acts as the home base of your build, delivering organ- ized power distribution through a clean, centralized layout. The modular design is fully functional as is or it allows for easy growth with optional Relay and Accessory panels. It features 18 fused circuits, nine battery and nine ignition feed, plus two un-fused feeds, one battery for vehicle headlights, and one ignition for standalone EFI or HEI ignition systems. The Relay Expansion Panel holds relays for the horn, turn signal, and hazard lights, allowing an easy way to allow track cars to become legal, and the Accessory’ Expansion Panel offers disconnectable power in the form of 10 circuits with eight of them fused, keeping accessory circuits like radio, heater, wipers, and anything else you can throw at it isolated and organized, ensuring they don’t interfere with crit- ical systems, especially during startup and operation. It’s engineered to solve some of the prob- lems builders face in the real world. Kevin: Thanks, Marc, for pointing out the high- lights of today’s high-power-demanding electrical sys- tems. We look forward to welcoming American Autowire to our events in 2026.
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How to Rebuild & Modify GM 6.6L Duramax Diesel V-8 Engines
By Dr. John F. Kershaw
B y the late 1990s, General Motors real- ized that its old Detroit Diesel engine, which had been designed 20 years earlier, was due for a major update. The Detroit Diesel engine was never intended to be a serious horsepower or torque monster. It was just a steady and reliable workhorse that made credible power, met emis- sions standards, and achieved decent fuel economy. As Ford and Dodge released new designs of their Power Stroke and Cummins engines, respectively, General Motors needed to follow suit. The first Duramax engine made its debut in 2001. Over the last 25 years, several ver- sions were introduced, all dis- placing 6.6L and all producing ever-increasing horsepower, torque, and efficiency. As with any engine that is more than two decades old, many now need a complete overhaul. In “GM 6.6L Duramax Diesel V-8 Engines: How to Rebuild and Modify,” all aspects of a rebuild are covered in simple step-by- step fashion with color photos. A brief history is provided, fol- lowed by diagnosis, engine removal, and disassembly proce- dures, which include the special tools that are required. Next are
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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 always takes place in conjunction with the Ladies Tea. The Tea starts at 1:30pm and Jane suggests you bring the quilts in a little before and you can take them back with you at the conclusion of the Tea. Speaking of the Ladies Tea, your hostess Renee Kaulfuss is promoting “Peace & Love” this year. Step out with ‘60s attire and come get your groove on! Brush up on the era’s news, movies, songs, celebrities, prices, sports and much more. Until then, peace out! Both activities will once again be held in Center Hall of the Expo Building. Ladies Shopping Trip Once again, the Mid-America Nationals will have a trip to the Battlefield Mall taking place on Saturday, May 23. The bus will be pick- ing up at Gate 3 at 11am and drop off at the Food Court Entrance of the mall. The bus will pick back up 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. Rock Hunt Returning in 2026 to the Mid-America Nationals is the ever-popular Rock Hunt. Anytime during the event be on the lookout around the grounds of the Ozark Empire Fairgrounds for these specially decorated rocks. Have your kids look for them or even some of the street rodders may find them. If you find one, please take it to the NSRA Merchandise Booth to receive your gift. Good Luck and happy hunting! Spotlight Builder This year’s Spotlight Builder, Samson Design Custom and Hot Rod Interiors is not only an automotive cus- tomization shop, they also specialize in automotive upholstery and sewing services. Located north of Springfield in Marshall, Missouri, when you’re inside the Exhibitor building milling about, stop by and check out their booth.
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52 nd NSRA Street Rod Nationals East
EVENT DIRECTOR Tom Wilkerson, 10615 Milam Rd., Colorado Springs, CO 80908 or call 785-865-6914 Event Entry Form on page 85 or @ nsra-usa.com EVENT REGISTRATION June 4 9am – 6pm June 5 9am – 6pm June 6 9am – Noon 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 JOIN THESE ACTIVITIES: WEDNESDAY GARAGE TOUR Randy Davis ltownrodder@hotmail.com NSRA AUTOCROSS Kevin Webb, autocross@nsra-usa.com Wyndam Garden 2000 Loucks Road York, PA 17408 FRIDAY NIGHT BBQ DINNER BUILDERS’ SHOWCASE EAST KIDS & ADULT GAMES STREETS OF RODS LIVE ENTERTAINMENT Friday & Saturday Night CAMPING & DRAGSTER FEST Doug Wood natseastcamping@gmail.com PINSTRIPING FOR CHARITY Cassandra Seth auctiongal@zoom-internet.net MHRA HOT ROD REPAIR SHOP LADIES TEA Patty Knaack, 410-935-8651 PINUP GIRL & BEST BEARD CONTESTS Dani Knaack, 410-387-9228 Hotrodddani11@gmail.com QUILT CONTEST & DISPLAY 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 The Hot Rod Garage CHURCH SERVICE Sunday Awards Program & $weep$take$ where three $2,000 checks will be given out by NSRA.
JUNE 5-7, 2026 YORK EXPO CENTER YORK, PENNYSLVANIA
Spotlight Builder T his year we are happy to have “The Hot Rod Garage” as the Spotlight Builder at the Nationals East. Located at 24848 Meeting House Rd., Denton, MD, owner Dean Alexander says being located on the eastern shores of Maryland and in the town of Denton services customers from all over the country. His shop has some of the most experienced and tal- ented craftsmen and the company is fueled by passion and built on their craftsmenship. Their hot rod shop is dedicated to turning classic steel into rolling works of art. They specialize in custom hot rods, performance upgrades, and one-of-a-kind builds that blend old-school style with mod- ern power. Dean says, “From frame-off builds to full-custom fabrication, every project that rolls through our doors gets the same attention on details and love for the craft. Whether you’re chasing horsepower, design or perfect paint, we are here to build your unforgettable hot rod.” Pinup Girl & Best Beard Contests
Right after the Pinstripers Charity Auction on Saturday at the Nationals East the pinup girls will take the stage looking for your vote! Dani Knaack will be hosting the 5th Annual Pinup Girl and Best Beard contests. The Pinup Girl Contest will be a fun, classy but sassy, celebration in search of the next “Miss Memory Lane.” This fan favorite event will showcase vintage style, confidence, personality, and continues to be a highly anticipated tradition of the Nationals East. The excitement continues with the annual Best Beard Contest, celebrating bold beards with classic style and standout personality. All of this for bragging rights and prizes. If you, your club, or
company would like to be a sponsor, or if you would like to be a partic- ipant, contact Dani at Hotroddani11@gmail.com or call 410-387-9228.
M & E Sales..................................Bloomington, MN Minnesota Pneumatic Products...........Monticello,MN O'Brien Truckers...................................Charlton,MA Posies Rod & Custom....................Hummelstown, PA Scooter Time Rentals...............................Oneida, TN Staffin & Associates...............................Reading, PA Tanks..................................................Monticello, IA The Hot Rod Garage..............................Denton, MD Uncommon Inc.......................................Lombard, IL Vintage 1320 Racing......................Wynnewood, PA X-treme Products.................................Sevierville,TN Yogi's.................................................Monticello, IA
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Live Entertainment For your listening enjoyment on Friday night of the Nationals East come and dance to the “Bootleg Band.” The band kicks off in Old Main at 7pm and plays until 10pm. They played last year to a packed house, and everyone had a great time. This group is a dance band which plays lots of your favorite music. You don’t want to miss them this year! On Saturday night your all- time favorite group is back by popular demand, and we mean popular! These guys fill the building with their singing and playing. This is what it’s all about! Yes, “Flaming Dick and the Hot Rods” are back playing all your favorite old songs. If you haven’t seen them or heard them you are missing out, come and see why they fill the building! 2026 East Builders’ Showcase
This year at the Nationals East the Builders’ Showcase will be on display in a new location at the UPMC Building, which is the main exhibitor building. This special dis- play of vehicles will represent some of the area’s best street rod builders on the East Coast. Some of these vehicles have already been shown across the country and have won many awards. Take the time and visit this great display of vehicles.
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41 st 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 87 or nsra-usa.com
EVENT REGISTRATION Pueblo Convention Center 320 Central Main Street, Pueblo, CO
June 25 noon – 6pm June 26 9am – 6pm June 27 9am – 12pm EXHIBITOR SPACE Tom Vollbrecht Jr., 651-213-3183 tvollbrecht@nsra-usa.com SWAP MEET Bob Collins, 719-649-1702 Javalenti58@msn.com MOBILITY SCOOTERS Scooter Time Rentals, 423-569-1933 scootertime.com AS A REGISTERED PARTICIPANT JOIN THESE ACTIVITIES: WEDNESDAY GARAGE TOUR Outlaws Car Club Ted at 719-320-9210 KICK-OFF PARTY & BBQ DINNER Thursday Night KIDS & ADULT GAMES STREETS OF RODS rcollins47@aol.com WOMEN’S WORLD Joe Valenti, 719-248-7815 Carrie Raynor, 719-426-7769 carrieraynor2013@gmail.com PINSTRIPING AUCTION For Charity Kenzie Kout, 303-995-5127 kenziestripes@gmail.com PEDAL CAR CONTEST & DISPLAY Tom Devine, 719-287-5582 LADIES TEA Hosted by Pat Collins STREET ROD PARADE SPOTLIGHT BUILDER NSRA SAFETY INSPECTIONS SUPER PRIZE PROGRAM QUILT CONTEST & DISPLAY NON-DENOMINTIONAL CHURCH SERVICE Sunday Awards Program & $weep$take$ where three $2,000 checks will be given out by NSRA. LIVE ENTERTAINMENT Friday & Saturday Night PINUP GIRL & BEST BEARD CONTESTS
JUNE 26-28, 2026 COLORADO STATE FAIRGROUNDS PUEBLO, COLORADO
Live Entertainment Friday & Saturday Night
F riday night at the Rocky Mountain Nationals get ready for the “Terra Surfers” an instrumental ‘surf band’ that plays an upbeat and enter- taining mix of classic surf music on vintage-style electric guitars and drums. Formed in late 2024, they have played at festivals and car shows spreading their sound that is part classic ‘60s style surf from Dick Dale, “The Chantays,” “The Ventures” and part modern original music featur- ing lush “drippy wet” spring reverb, big drums, soaring guitar melodies and exotic tones. The band kicks off at 7pm and plays till 10pm in the amphi-theater. On Saturday night step into the world of “The Front Range Cowboys,” where music meets passion at the Rocky Mountain Nationals. They are dedicated to delivering unforgettable performanc- es that resonate with your soul and gets your boots dancing. Their story begins with Jeff Goodwin playing gigs in Golden, the Denver metro area and the broader front range, and involved various settings from solo performances to playing on the big stage with a full band. The popularity of the country music set led to a following of country enthusiasts and the two-step and line-dancing crowd. “We are excited to continue to grow the movement and create memorable live music performances.” Immerse yourself in the ultimate country music experi- ence with the Front Range Cowboys. “From classic hits to original tunes, we bring the best of country music to life.” Jeff Goodwin was the “2025 Male Vocalist of the Year” and was inducted into the Colorado Country Hall of Fame. Jeff and the Front Range Cowboys will take the stage at 7pm and play until 10pm. Adult & Kids Games This year at the Rocky Mountain Nationals the game area will be in the Hall of Agriculture starting at 10am on Saturday for both adults and kids. The Canon City Car Club will be coordinating the games and the coloring
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The new traditional
Pinstripers Charity Auction Pinstripers from all over the southwest will work non-stop to stripe items starting Thursday to raise money for the “Make A Wish Charity” at the Rocky Mountain Nationals. These men and women take off work and spend their own money for food, travel and lodg- ing just to help the kids make their wishes come true! All the money they raise stays local. This year Kenzie Kout will be back and coor- dinate the event which takes place in the Hall of Agriculture. Be sure and check the Event Guide for the correct time and location. This is the perfect time to purchase some Garage Art and help the kids, plus get a tax write off. If you are a pin- striper and would like to partici- pate or donate some items, please contact Kenzie at 303-995-5127 or e-mail kenziestripes@gmail.com. Pinup Girl & Best Beard Contests At Saturday’s Pinstripers Charity Auction the Pinup girls will take the stage to help with the auction. Don’t be surprised if the girls ask you to participate in the “Best Beard” contest if you have some outstanding facial hair. Ms. Carrie will once again be coordinating the contest and if you would like to be a contestant or a sponsor, please feel free to contact her at 719-426-7769 or e-mail carrier- aynor2013@gmail.com.
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2026 STREET ROD NATIONALS
Nichols and Dimes Hobbies ...........Watseka, IL Nichols Paint and Fab....................Watseka, IL NSRA New Products....................Memphis, TN NSRA/StreetScene......................Memphis, TN O'Brien Truckers.........................Charlton, MA Old Air Products..........................Ft. Worth, TX O'Reilly Auto Parts..................Springfield, MO Painless Performance..................Ft. Worth, TX Pete & Jakes Hot Rod Parts..........Peculiar, MO Phoenix Machine...................New London, WI Pinstripes Jewelry-JDD CreationsScottsdale, AZ Posies Rods & Customs ........Hummelstown, PA Powermaster Performance......West Chicago, IL Pure Choice Motorsports..............Peabody, KS QA-1.........................................Lakeville, MN R J Tool......................................Cincinatti, OH Rodding USA..................................Tucson, AZ Rodman Drill........................Canoga Park, CA Sanderson Headers...........S. San Francisco CA Scooter Time Rentals Inc.................Oneida, TN Show Me Rod & Custom...................Nixa, MO Southern Brushslingers....................Pinson, AL Southern Rods & Parts...................Duncan, SC Spark'y Hot Rod & Custom......Central City, KY Steele Rubber................................Denver, NC Studley's Independent Rods..........Monroe, NC Summit Racing.........................Tallmadge, OH Tanks.........................................Monticello, IA Tea's Design..............................Rochester, MN Thermo Tec..............................Greenwich, OH Uncommon USA............................Lombard, IL UPS .............................................Louisville,KY US Radiator.................................Gadsden, AL Vintage 1320 Racing...............Wynnwood, PA Vintage Air Inc .......................San Antonio, TX Wayne Jacobs (FC)......................Louisville, KY Wilwood Disc Brakes.................Camarillo, CA Wizard Products/RJ Star Inc........Hanover, MN Woodward Fab...........................Hartland, MI X-Treme Products............................Kodak, TN Yogi's........................................Monticello, IA
Advanced Plating.........................Portland, TN Affordable Street Rods.................Peabody, KS All Chevy Performance/ITG Media.................. ..................................................Fullerton, CA American Autowire.....................Bellmawr, NJ American Collectors Insurance......................... ..................................Mt. Laurel Township, NJ American Retro.............................Ontario, CA American Stamping Co.........Olive Branch, MS Auto City Classic .............................Isanti, MN Bad Dog Tools...................................Bristol, RI Big Daddy's Detail Supply............Madison, AL Bluegrass World of Wheels..........Louisville, KY BluePrint Engines..........................Kearney, NE Borgeson Universal...............Travelers Rest, SC Bowler Performance Transmissions.................. .............................................Lawrenceville, IL Brookville Roadster...................Brookville, OH California Car Cover................Chatsworth, CA Celebrate Recovery........................Bedford, IN Classic Instruments....................Boyne City, MI Classic Performance Products......Placentia, CA Classic Sign Co........................Greensburg, IN Classic Truck Performance/ITG Media.............. ..................................................Fullerton, CA Coolcarb Technology....................Red Lion, PA Cooling Components LLC.............Memphis, TN CRA Hot Rod Camps..............Chesapeake, OH D&L Photography/Art After Dark..Wixmon, MI Detroit Speed and EngineeringMooresville, NC Diamond Back Classic Tire/Tread Systems Inc.. ....................................................Conway, SC Douglass Interior Products...........Bellevue, WA Early Ford Store.......................Springfield, OH Engineered Components Inc..........Ellington, CT Flitz International......................Waterford, WI Fog Light City.................................Chicago, IL Gandrud Chevrolet...................Green Bay, WI GP Publishing.........................Auburn Hills, MI Grundy Insurance........................Forsham, PA Halo Lifts.......................Huntington Beach, CA
Haywire & Co. LLC........................Hilliard, OH Hercules Motor Cars.........................Tampa, FL Highline Plating Inc .........................Cuba, MO IDIDIT LLC...................................Tecumseh, MI In the Garage Media...................Fullerton, CA Inland Empire Driveline.................Ontario, CA Jasper Engines.................................Jasper, IN Jax Wax.....................................Freetown, IN Johnson's Hot Rod Shop..............Gadsden, AL Kentucky State Police..................Frankfort, KY LeafFitter Gutter Protection............Hudson, OH Living Free............................Chattanooga, TN Milner-Haufen Tool Co. ...............Nashville, TN Minnesota Pneumatic Products..Monticello, MN Model Empire............................West Allis, WI Modern Rodding/ITG Media........Fullerton, CA NAPA Auto Parts.........................Louisville, KY New Port Engineering............Washington, MO
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