A fantastic story sent to me by Brian Littlefield about his late friend, Wes Oster and the journey he took with his beloved 1956 Ford F100.

A quick reader story sent in by listener, Brian Nuñez about a cherished childhood memory in his dad’s 1967 Chevrolet pickup.

This is the story of “ Hot Rod Ed “ a die-hard hot rodder with almost 75k miles (and counting) on his Model A Coupe!

In this episode, we talk about the relationship between humans, dogs, and hot rods. What could be better?? We also catch up on some Q&A finally and answer the question, “Is print dead?”

Brian Schaub was nice enough to send in a story he had written about an amazing road trip where he and his friends encountered an unexpected snow storm, and kept going! Hot rodding at its finest.

A detailed look into what made premier hot rod shop, East Bay Speed and Custom, a reality.

The first in a two-part series about East Bay Speed and Custom. This episode focuses on my introduction to Brandon Flaner and his shop, which has turned out to be our hobby’s preeminent destination for traditional hot rod and custom cars.

The story of John Joyo, co-founder of Austin Speed Shop, and his hot rod 1932 Ford Roadster.

This is the story of Clayton Paddison’s pre-war hot rod Model T Roadster, told by the man himself! “in his own words” details how this car came to be and some of the adventures that have ensued so far!

In this episode I make a case for exploring the option of finding/buying an old street rod and converting it to a more traditional-looking car. Original article on IRONANDSTEELE.COM