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CONTENTS
Volume 55 Number 4
April 2025
DEPARTMENTS
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Write Of Way Street Sweeper Book Review
Safety First
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New Products Coming Events
Car Art
Where Were You In..?
Street Sale
Ad Index
NSRA Open Positions
NATIONALS NEWS
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26 MOBILE BAY — Mobile, AL 28 ROCKY MOUNTAIN — Pueblo, CO
— Bakersfield, CA MID-AMERICA — Springfield, MO
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Table of Contents Photo Jim Mothershead has been bangin' on old cars since 1957 and in 1985 he and his lovely wife Rosina ordered a Downs ’33 Ford sedan delivery body and next year a TCI coilover chassis. To those parts they added a tuned-port 305/700R-4, Halibrands, Dakota Digital dash and keyless entry, Vintage Air, Mazda RX7 seats, Ron Francis wiring and Panasonic tunes. The DuPont sunset orange lacquer brightens up Interstates across the east from Washington DC to Oklahoma City, from Syracuse, NY, to Key West, and as Billy Gibbons sings, "and all points in between."
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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 — Asphalt Slayer 30 2024 Builders Showcase — Part 3 36 Car Feature — Pony Killer 66 29 Below — Next Generation 70
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 Bob and Connie Johnson from Poneto, IN, bought their ’35 Plymouth coupe in 1985 and during the build from 1986 to 1989 the top was chopped. A complete rebuild took place from 2001 to 2002 and then ownership changed hands from 2007 to 2014 when Bob bought it back. The striking coupe was featured in the May 1992 Rod Action magazine and now it sits in the Johnson’s back yard as the last cover of our 2024 Cover Photo Contest.
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The South is Back & So is Print!
J ust days before shipping this issue to the printer we received some great news from the main office in Memphis, Tennesse. The revered Street Rod Nationals South will be back on the NSRA Event Schedule in 2026. It was a very disappointing time for many rodders when the 51st Street Rod Nationals South didn’t make it on the 2025 Event Schedule. Since then, finding a suitable facility with available dates to bring the South to a new location became priority one after the great 50th Anniversary event at Chilhowee Park & Exposition Center in 2024. In 2026 the 51st Street Rod Nationals South will be held in Johnson City, Tennessee, May 8- 9, 2026. Ideally situated in one of the hotbeds of today’s rodding activity, the “Appalachian Fair” facil- ity will be ready for any size gathering. From thrilling festivals to engaging community events, there’s always something happening at this lively fairground, including concerts and touring All Star Monster Trucks. Appalachian Fair is in an area known as the “Tri-Cities” comprising the cities of Johnson City, Kingsport, Bristol, plus surrounding smaller towns and communities in Northeast Tennessee and Southwest Virginia. All three cities are in Northeast Tennessee, while Bristol has a twin city of the same name in Virginia. The Tri-Cities, considered one population center, is the fifth largest in Tennessee. For those cruising to the South in Knoxville for many years we hope they remember the beautiful lake, “Lobeck’s Corner,” the street leading to the underpass and the great people and cars that came together every year. But change is a part of life and no matter how small or big, it’s how we react after the change that really matters. We can’t avoid change in our lives, but we can create new chapters. The 51st Street Rod Nationals South will be the first page of a new chapter for the South as it continues a legacy as one of the best rodding events around. Such is the case today with electronic communi- cation’s takeover of the print world as we knew it only 15 years ago. When that chapter closed and a new one had everyone ‘switching over’ to web traffic and gaining worldwide eyeballs, savvy mar- keters responded by understanding the value of internet presence, while not forgetting the value of print and sponsorships to make sure their company
doesn’t fall “out of sight—out of mind” with their core customers. Industry-leading fastener manufacturer ARP (Automotive Racing Products) has just published and updated a full-line catalog for 2025. The 180- page, full-color publication details the 5,500-plus fastener kits manufactured by ARP. A large section
is devoted to v a l u a b l e t echn i ca l information with several dozen pages devoted to the science of fastener manufactur- ing and their proper use. In addition to the many kits c o v e r i ng engine, driv- eline and accessory fas- teners, the
catalog details the many specialty products and tools from ARP that facilitate efficient engine assembly. This catalog represents a new trend in market- ing where more and more companies are using all assets available, including online viewing, capabili- ties to download a PDF of the catalog, or this print- ed version that can be requested at www.ARP- bolts.com. They even provide personalized techni- cal assistance by calling 800-826-3045. Not only does ARP sponsor some of the most prestigious awards in our industry they also make sure they’ll be present in every shop with a bonus 22” x 11” pull-out poster of the record-holding “Speed Demon” streamliner. Our lives would be boring if they could be told in one chapter so embrace change because you never know what the next chapter will bring.
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into Fox Body Mustangs and since then we started going to the Carlisle All Fords Weekend together. I’ve recently seen some dis- cussion about attending two or three day events and want to say most of the time we never stay for the Sunday part of the show. Either I wanted to get back to relax before having to be back at work or with my adult children and grandchil- dren that go with me, they need to be back for the same reason. I’ve never gone to shows for prizes or trophies because my cars are drivers and solely intended for fun. I now cruise a ‘57 Ford and my granddaugh- ters love going with me which means more than anything. Most of the shows we attend are a couple hours away and when people ask, I tell them this car is a driver not a museum piece. My neighbors have been great over the years with all the projects my sons and I have worked on over the years, both without and with the shop we built. There were times my backyard looked like a small junkyard, but we kept it neat, and it kept my boys out of trouble. Personally I like the paper copy of StreetScene versus the web copy. I can sit away from all distractions and relax while hold- ing and reading it. I’ve enjoyed being happy and proud to be a NSRA member for all these years and hope my letter wasn’t too long. I feel good letting others read about the impact NSRA has had on our family.
I was recently reminded about the level of quality service that exists amongst rodders. My older coilovers needed rebuild- ing so I sent them to Aldan American via USPS for servicing. Lo and behold all that arrived was the shipping label with “sin- cere regrets & apologies” for your loss from the USPS. The standard $100 insurance didn’t begin to cover it. Steven and the service team at Aldan American agreed to provide and service another pair of used coilovers for the same price as servicing my lost pair. They arrived today and l’m certain they are a brand- new pair! I felt impelled to share my thanks to Aldan American for their excellent customer service! Tom Pretzel Via e-mail Tom, Marketing 101 is word-of-mouth and when a company or person goes out of their way we applaud that.—ED
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I started going to the NSRA Street Rod Nationals East in 1978 and became a member in 1980. I met a good friend at that first show who had just learned about NSRA and we haven’t missed a show since. My son started going with us in 1983 at seven-years-old and only missed one show until he passed away of cancer in 2023. His wife trav- eled to the shows with him and then their daughter at eight months old. My son had gotten
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John, Every year there are becoming more NSRA members who were influenced by their parents or grandparents to get involved in this great lifestyle. We hope our readers have enjoyed our expanded 29 Below sections showcasing a wide variety of young rodders’ rides.—ED Protect Choice Members, SEMA is requesting that its members sign a letter to federal lawmakers explaining why Congress should pass a Congressional Review Act (CRA) resolution to overturn the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s Clean Air Act waiver for California’s Advanced Clean Card II (ACC II) regulation. Congress has an opportunity to stop California’s disastrous regulation, which requires 100% of new cars, SUVs, and small trucks sold in California and 11 other states to be zero-emissions vehicles (ZEV) by 2035. Congress is owed the opportunity to deter- mine whether a single state should be empowered to enact a heavy-handed policy that would have broad, national implications to the economy, the entire automotive aftermarket industry and consumers. If not stopped by Congress, the Clean Air Act waiver that the EPA granted would enable California to implement its EV mandates and ban internal com- bustion engine vehicles. Congress, though, can use the CRA to nullify the waivers, thus preserving vehicle choice for con- sumers and halting a policy that would have a disastrous effect on the automotive aftermarket indus- try. If you want more information or to help spread the word to fed- eral lawmakers demanding Congressional action on unfair electric vehicle (EV) mandates log onto sema.org/advocacy. Sema Action Network (SAN)
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T he National Street Rod Association proudly announces NSRA Autocross will be back in 2025. To continue making this exciting activity a successful part of the events, NSRA’s Southern Illinois State Safety Inspector, Kevin Webb, has agreed to bring his knowledge and expertise in the Autocross community to the newly created NSRA Autocross Director position, coordinating with NSRA Autocross 2025 AutoXperts Promotions. Kevin stated, “Autocross is a great way to safely enjoy your vehicle in a con- trolled track environment. The Autocross program will provide educational opportunities for both new and experienced drivers.” StreetScene maga- zine will bring Autocross coverage from both the 42nd Mid-America Street Rod Nationals and the 56th Street Rod Nationals in 2025. In addition plans call for technical articles in conjunction with our partners and tips on how to zip around those cones safe and fast. Updates will also appear on the NSRA Website and Facebook page. In his new position as NSRA Autocross Director, Kevin answered the following questions in hopes of answering newcomers’ safety concerns and how the program is run. What is Autocross? The basic definition is a type of car racing where drivers navigate a course using traffic cones. Often held on parking lots or airport runways, the course allows you the ability to test both your driving skills, and the overall performance of your vehicle. It’s a timed event where you drive through a specif- ic cone-layout (course) in the fastest, safest way you are comfortable with. The time from start to finish is measured, with seconds added to your time if you hit one of the guide cone. Why would I want to put my car on the track? Remember when you first learned to ride a bike, then drive a car? Every trip was an adven- ture, and as you had more confidence, you tend- ed to go a little faster. Autocross gives you that same feeling again. Most people really have no idea how their vehicle would react in an emer- gency maneuver to avoid an accident. The NSRA
Kevin Webb knows firsthand how Autocross has helped him become more comfortable with his car’s potential by pushing his ‘73 Pontiac Grand Am through the cones at NSRA Autocross events.
Autocross program gives you a chance to sharpen your driving ability and see how your vehicle would handle when pushed to its overall capacity. Unfortunately, we’ve all experienced that “near miss” in all kinds of driving situations and trusting how your vehicle handles could save your life. How much time am I on the track? Since most courses are laid out on parking lots, the average time you’ll spend on each run is about 30-45 seconds. However, if it takes you a minute, that’s okay because you’re learning what you and your car are comfortable with on each run. Think of it as your favorite ride at the amuse- only. In addition, they provide pre-purchase inspections for collector and exotic vehicles. NSRA’s Southern Illinois State Safety Inspector, Kevin Webb was recently appointed NSRA Autocross Director, working in coordination with AutoXperts Promotions at select NSRA events in 2025. With over 30 years of automotive experience and certification as an ASE Master Technician, Kevin owns and operates Hot Rod & Custom Garage, Inc, providing mechanical repairs and upgrades on classics, customs and hot rods
ment park, just a lot more fun. How fast will I be going?
This really depends again on your ability and the handling/speed of your vehicle. Most runs won’t exceed 40 mph, but I can promise you, it feels a lot faster. As you run the course more,
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you’ll find it’s a lot like other sports; once you understand it, you get better at it. Won’t I risk damage to my car? This is probably the biggest misconception in Autocross. By driving your vehicle to your comfort level, the cone layout will show you how well your vehicle really responds. The cone you might hit or run over is soft plastic, so rarely is there even a mark left behind. Now in saying that, if you push your vehicle beyond its limits, you may expe- rience tire wear or worn brakes. What types of vehicles are allowed? The program is based on two things, safety and fun. The rules and restrictions are clearly provided in our driver and vehicle information sheet. The main restriction is no race cars (we don’t want any- one to be intimidated by the speed they can carry) and no lifted trucks (a tipping or rollover hazard). What are the driver restrictions? All drivers must be 16 years old with a valid dri- ver’s license and are required to sign a liability waiver for NSRA and the Autocross provider. Open-toe shoes/flipflops are not allowed when on the track and other requirements are listed on the NSRA Autocross webpage. Do I have to wear a helmet? YES, due to insurance regulations all drivers and passengers will be required to wear a DOT or Snell-approved helmet. For individuals who do not have one, we will have helmets available at either low-cost rental or no charge depending on the provider. Am I required to have my vehicle inspected? To ensure the safety of drivers, passengers and spectators we will be providing a “check list” for
Any vehicle registered for a NSRA event is eligi- ble to participate in that event’s Autocross Program (except restricted vehicles). There are no additional charges to race, unless you need a helmet. What class will my vehicle be put in? Currently NSRA Autocross will be running the following classes for potential awards: Pre-’49 vehi- cles, Post-’48 vehicles, a Women’s Division and Late Model, depending on the number of partici- pants in each class at the event. Can I bring a newer vehicle to the NSRA Autocross? For cars that do not meet the NSRA require- ments for car show registration, (30-years-and- older) any year/make/model vehicle is allowed to run during this event as long as they have a valid ticket and the vehicle is deemed safe. Participants are required to bring and wear helmets to partici- pate in this event and it will not be run like a typi- cal Autocross where you are limited on runs. At this year’s 56th Street Rod Nationals in Louisville, Kentucky, July 31, August 1-3, everyone will have the opportunity to get an unlimited amount of runs throughout the day for the ticket price of $115. The ticket gets you, your car, and one other person admission to all four days of the show. How do I find out more about the NSRA Autocross program? A dedicated webpage for NSRA Autocross infor- mation, updates, and driver/passenger/vehicle requirements can be found at nsra-usa.com and we will be posting information and photos on the NSRA Autocross Facebook and Instagram pages. Plus, stay tuned to StreetScene magazine. Any other words of advice? Have fun, be safe and don’t be afraid to ask questions. Remember, it’s always more fun to drive a slow car fast, than a fast car slow.
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48 th NSRA Western Street Rod Nationals APRIL 25-27, 2025 KERN COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS BAKERSFIELD, CALIFORNIA
EVENT DIRECTOR Mike Adams, 730 Maplewood Dr., Petoskey, MI 49770 or call 231-838-2077 Event Entry Form available @ nsra-usa.com
EVENT REGISTRATION DoubleTree Hotel 3100 Camino Del Rio Court
Bakersfield, CA 93308 April 24 Noon – 6pm April 25 9am – 6pm April 26 9am – 1pm
EXHIBITOR SPACE Tom Vollbrecht Jr., 651-213-3183 tvollbrecht@nsra-usa.com
Night Time Entertainment T his year’s band at the Western Nationals will have a little country/rock flair. MARK209 is an American country vocal quartet from Nashville, Tennessee. They have earned accolades and captivated audiences nationwide with a sound that seamlessly blends coun- try, classic rock, and gospel. MARK209 defies musical boundaries, leaving a lasting impression on the hearts of fans. MARK209 will play on the Budweiser Pavilion both Friday and Saturday evening from 5-7pm. Camping & Trailer Parking
SWAP MEET Ted Wieseman, 661-703-3852
WOMEN’S WORLD Sandy Phillips, 661-333-4975
MOBILITY SCOOTERS ABC Scooter Cruiser, 818-639-7091 AS A REGISTERED PARTICIPANT JOIN THESE ACTIVITIES: LADIES TEA Hosted By Toni & Paula Draeger KIDS GAMES & COLORING CONTEST CAMPING & TRAILER PARKING On Site
As always, there is a staging area across the street from the fairgrounds at the Western Nationals. The campground will be open for campers on the Wednesday morning of April 23. The cost remains the same as last year. Small campers or tents will be $130 and large campers or RVs will be $170 for the weekend. Those fees will be paid when you register for the Western Nationals. As always, there are a limited amount of electric hook ups available for $25 each; those fees are payable to the Campground Coordinator at the time you check in at the campground. Reminder, all campers MUST either be registered participants of the Western Street Rod Nationals or vendors. Only camping registered vehicle’s will be allowed......no sharing of spaces. Also returning will be onsite trailer park- ing. The secured trailer parking area is adjacent to the campgrounds. Once you get your vehicle registered, come to the campground area and the camping coordinator will also take care of you. The cost is only $25 and that covers the whole weekend. NO CHECKS PLEASE. Kid Games & Coloring Contest Once again, we’d like to thank The Sloup family who are returning as the Games hosts for the Western Nationals. The location will remain the same and the exact time will be marked in the official Event Guide. We are always looking for other clubs or groups to get involved, it doesn’t just have to be for the games! We are also looking for clubs to help out in registration or possibly help with the front gate. If your group or club would like to be a part of the Western Street Rod Nationals, contact Event Director Mike Adams at 231-838-2077, and remember to check us out on our NSRA Facebook page.
FREE CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST Hosted by O.F.C.C. of Wasco
SUPER PRIZE PROGRAM
SAFETY INSPECTIONS
EVENING ENTERTAINMENT Friday & Saturday on the Grounds
EVENING CRUISING SPOTLIGHT BUILDER Old Skool Speed Shop SLOW RACE STREETS OF RODS
NON-DENOMINATIONAL CHURCH SERVICE
CIRCLE OF WINNERS
Sunday’s Award Program and Sunday $weep$take$, where three $2,000 checks will be given out by NSRA.
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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 on page 81 or @ 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
New Coordinators for Women’s World & Swap Meet
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:
L indsi Schmoranz has come onboard to oversee Women’s World at the Mid-America Nationals. She has been a long-time vendor at the event and is very familiar with the local Arts & Crafts scene. If you are interested in participating, you can reach out to Lindsi at 417-773-0401 or lindsisc- moranz@yahoo.com. As noted in last month’s issue, our Host Club, The Pharoahs Car Club of Springfield, will be coordinating the Swap Meet going forward. The 10x30 swap spaces will remain the same $60 for cov- ered indoor spaces and $50 for the outside spaces. Club President Kent Williams will be the contact person. You can reach Kent at 417-655-7000. Spotlight Builder
THURSDAY CRUISE To Open House(s)
LADIES TEA Hosted by Renee Kaulfuss
The 2025 Spotlight Builder at the Mid-America Nationals just happened to be on last year’s Garage Tour. All Coupe’d Up is an Automotive Customization Shop located down the road in Pierce City, Missouri. Jerry Arnold owns the shop, and they do Chassis fab or mods, LS conversions, wiring, sheetmetal fab, panel replacement and full restorations. While inside the exhibit building, make sure you stop by their booth and check out what they brought.
QUILT CONTEST Hosted by Jane Linn, 316-304-6779
KIDS GAMES & COLORING CONTEST
TRAILER PARKING On Site
PIN-UP GIRL CONTEST
SUPER PRIZE PROGRAM
Valve Cover Racing Returns Rick Stauffer will be returning with his Valve Cover racetrack to the Mid-America Nationals for all to enjoy. The competition will take place on Saturday at 1pm. The exact location will also be noted in the official Event Guide. Maybe it’s time you dust that old valve cover racer off you have setting on the shelf and bring it out! Rules are available by con- tacting Rick at rickstauffer@yahoo.com or the Event Director.
SAFETY INSPECTIONS
STREETS OF RODS
VALVE COVER RACING
SLOW RACE
SPOTLIGHT BUILDER All Coupe’d Up
LADIES SHOPPING TRIP Battlefield Mall NON-DENOMINATIONAL CHURCH SERVICE CIRCLE OF WINNERS Sunday Awards Program &
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51 st 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 83 or @ nsra-usa.com EVENT REGISTRATION Wyndam Garden 2000 Loucks Rd.,York, PA 17408 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 JOIN THESE ACTIVITIES: WEDNESDAY GARAGE TOUR FRIDAY NIGHT BBQ DINNER BUILDERS’ SHOWCASE EAST KIDS & ADULT GAMES STREETS OF RODS
JUNE 6-8, 2025 YORK EXPO CENTER YORK, PENNYSLVANIA
Paris In June L adies, here’s a heads up for a new theme at the Nationals East Ladies Tea, it’ll be “Paris in June.” The time and location of the Tea will be in Old Main starting at 1:30 to 3:30pm. This event always prom- ises to be lots of fun for the ladies with plenty of treats. Coordinator Patty Knaack will have hot and cold drinks, snacks, goodies, door prizes and more. The Ladies Tea is sponsored by Sanderson Headers, plus a few more. If you or your club would like to donate to the Ladies Tea or just want more information, contact Patty at 410-935-8651. Free Friday Night BBQ Dinner This will mark the fourth year in a row that Explore York has spon- sored the Kick-off Dinner and Party at the Nationals East on Friday night in the Verandah Room. The dinner menu for this year will be roast beef cooked over charcoal with mac & cheese and baked potato. Beverages include iced tea, lemonade and water. The doors open at 5pm and feed the first 400 participants, all you will need is your button to enter. Brush Brigade Pinstripers Charity Auction If you are looking for some cool stuff for your Man Cave and want to help the Make a Wish Foundation, the charity that helps kids, then be in Memorial Hall on both Friday and Saturday at the Nationals East to see some unique pinstriped one-of-a-kind items up for auction. These artists come from all over the country to donate their time to help the local kids by working all weekend on these pinstriped items. Cassandra Seth and her husband have sponsored the Brush Brigade for years. The auctions take place all three days, check the Event Guide for the exact times. If you are pinstriper and would like to help the kids and Cassandra by donating an item for the auction, please contact her at auctiongal@zoominternet.net. Model & Pedal Car Display If you would like to have an entry in the National East Model Car Contest this year, feel free to bring it to Memorial Hall and the Model Car Club of Central PA will be glad to help you. Each winner receives a special award plaque for each class. For more detailed information about the classes, contact Rick Woleslagle at sgtwolfy@aol.com. For those interested in some of the nicest pedal cars around and want to enter in that contest contact Randy Davis at 410-440-9052.
LIVE ENTERTAINMENT Friday & Saturday Night
DRAGSTER FEST Friday & Saturday PINSTRIPING FOR CHARITY MHRA HOT ROD REPAIR SHOP LADIES TEA Hosted by Patty Knaack 410-935-8651 PIN-UP GIRL & BEST BEARD CONTESTS QUILT CONTEST & DISPLAY Hosted by Jo Anne Lombari 401-486-3217 MODEL CAR & PEDAL CAR CONTESTS SAFETY INSPECTIONS SEMINARS SUPER PRIZE PROGRM PROS’ PICK AWARDS MANUFACTURES AWARDS TRAILER PARKING On Fairgrounds SPOTLIGHT BUILDER NON-DENOMINTIONAL CHURCH SERVICE Sunday Awards Program & $weep$take$ where three $2,000 checks will be given out by NSRA.
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1932 Ford roadster of McKenzie Murphy built by Johnson’s Hot Rod Shop
1968 Dodge Charger of Ed Ganzinotti built by Classic Car Studio
ARP Salutes The Craftsmen Whose Creations Earn Major Industry Awards Artistry In Metal
Alan Johnson was recognized by the NSRA as its 2024 “Individual of the Year.” And for good reason, as the creations turned out by Johnson’s Hot Rod Shop have earned major plaudits…the latest being the “Grease Monkey Princess” 1932 Ford of McKenzie Murphy —an AMBR Contender— that also graced ARP’s display at the SEMA Show. An important part of the SEMA Show was the annual “Battle of the Builders,” which was won by Noah Alexander and the team at Classic Car Studio for the stunning 1968
Dodge Charger built for Ed Ganzinotti. Both builds feature an array of ARP fasteners, with ARP’s polished stainless steel bolts works of art in their own right. They’re also 20% stronger than Grade 8 hardware —as are the companion black oxide finished 8740 chrome moly bolts. ARP manufactures over 5,500 fastener kits totally in-house at its California facilities. Check them out online (www.ARP-bolts.com)
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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 85 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
New Host Hotel T he Hampton Inn & Suites Providence Park has been selected as the Host Hotel for the Mobile Bay Nationals starting in 2025. The hotel is only two miles from the fairgrounds, and they will shuttle participants over to the fairgrounds during the day (please verify times with the hotel on your arrival). The parking lot will NOT accommodate trailers. When picking up your registration packets, please park trailers on the street or in the hospital parking lot just down the street. Hotel Reservations When making your hotel reservations for the Mobile Bay Nationals, please use the links that are attached to the Accommodation Guide on the NSRA website (nsra-usa.com). This ensures you will get the negotiated rates for the event. The hotels on the guide are supporting the event with reduced rates. Show your appreciation by staying at these establishments. Camping Camping will again be offered on the fairgrounds at the Mobile Bay Nationals. The correct link for registration is http://thegroundsmobile.com/mobile-nsra. You can also call The Grounds at 251-344-4573. Trailer Parking Trailer parking will also be available at the fairgrounds at Mobile Bay for $25 for the weekend. Starting at 10am on Thursday, trailers can be parked at the fairgrounds using the swap meet entrance (see event guide or signs). This area will be secured starting Thursday evening until 8pm Saturday. NO trailer parking is permitted at the Host Hotel.
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 ENTERTAINMENT 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 NSRA.
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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 89 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, 20254 COLORADO STATE FAIRGROUNDS PUEBLO, COLORADO
EXHIBITOR SPACE Tom Vollbrecht Jr., 651-213-3183 tvollbrecht@nsra-usa.com
Wednesday Garage Tour O nce again, the Outlaws Car Club of Pueblo has volunteered to host the Rocky Mountain Nationals Garage Tour around town to some of the best shops featuring some local projects and some unique Man Caves. The tour will leave Melburgers at 8:30am, be sure and come early to attend the drivers meeting and pick up a map and enjoy some coffee and a great cinnamon roll. The club is working on the shops that will be on the tour this year so if you live in the Pueblo area and would like to have your shop on the tour feel free to contact Ted at 719-320-9210. Event Registration The Pueblo Convention Center will again serve as the location for Event Registration at the Rocky Mountain Nationals and will begin at 12 noon on Thursday, June 26, until 6pm, Friday morning it will re- open at 9am until 6pm, and Saturday hours are 9am to 12pm. Be sure and bring your confirmation letter and membership card for a smooth experience. The parking garage across the street will be open with free parking for participants and Safety Inspections will be available. Kick-Off Party & BBQ Once again the Greater Pueblo Chamber of Commerce will sponsor the BBQ dinner and Kick-Off Party at the Rocky Mountain Nationals on Thursday night. The location is right on the fairgrounds with lots of parking and plenty of shade. The 4H building will be the place, which has lots of seating so everyone can sit and enjoy the food and friend- ship of fellow rodders. This is a major highlight of the event and a great time to visit with friends you haven’t seen all year and enjoy some great food. Be sure and put this on your schedule. On Site Camping Camping on site at the fairgrounds during the Rocky Mountain Nationals sells out every year so if you want a space you need to reach out to them right away at 719-404-2023, ask for Tracy. Most of the reg- ular campers that come to this event every year try and make their reser- vation for the next year before they leave. Tracy does offer a waiting list just in case someone cancels. The only campers that can stay on the fair- grounds during the event are participants and exhibitors. If you want to camp next to one of your friends, please coordinate with Tracy.
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
PINSTRIPING AUCTION FOR CHARITY PEDAL CAR CONTEST & DISPLAY LADIES TEA
Hosted by Pat Collins STREET ROD PARAD E Friday
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. 28 APRIL 2025
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