1958 t/m 1972 Chevrolet Chevy Rear Body Identification
* Hot Rods * Rat Rods * Kustoms * USA Classic Cars * SINCE 2006 *
1937 GMC COE follow up
So Cool... I've posted this 👆 1937 COE truck overhere on this blog about 12 years ago in 2014 ( LINK POST )
Fast forward... This week (Sept 2026) Dan from the USA sended me an email that he's the owner of that 1937 HD F33 GMC 286 cu engine truck and check this...
is how it is nowadays 🤩 Can you believe that!!?
Wow, that's a massive transition!
Thanks for sharing & Goodluck finishing it Dan!
Keep us posted 🤘🙏
1935 Ford Pickup (2007 story...)
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Back in 2007 I traveled to California to visit Joseph in LA and bring home the 1941 Plymouth coupe.
While I was there, Joseph also had this 1935 Ford pickup hot rod, kinda streetrod. I didn’t examine it very closely at the time, but later that year, my friend B v 10 and I decided to import it to the Netherlands anyway.
When it arrived, reality hit: it was far from road-ready. Luckily, B and I where young and loved a challenge 😁
We rolled up our sleeves and made it happen!
Completely from the ground up rebuilt, It finally came out flat black
Al Esper Ford's Chief Test Driver Comics
Some Cool Al Esper Ford Comics I´ve collected, Honestly too cool not to share with you all
Forget boring car brochures and corporate jargon.
Back in the late 1940s and 50s, Ford had a much cooler way to talk to drivers: full-color, action-packed Sunday newspaper comic strips. Starring Ford’s legendary Chief Test Driver Al Esper
As Ford’s Chief Test Driver in the 1940s and 50s, Al Esper didn't just drive cars—he punished them.
From red-dirt tracks to secret proving grounds, he pushed prototype Fords to their absolute breaking point to make sure they were tough enough for the American public.
these weren't just funny pages, they were survival guides for your machine.
Aren't these 1949 comic strips are pure automotive history. Cheers Skip'
Forget boring car brochures and corporate jargon.
Back in the late 1940s and 50s, Ford had a much cooler way to talk to drivers: full-color, action-packed Sunday newspaper comic strips. Starring Ford’s legendary Chief Test Driver Al Esper
As Ford’s Chief Test Driver in the 1940s and 50s, Al Esper didn't just drive cars—he punished them.
From red-dirt tracks to secret proving grounds, he pushed prototype Fords to their absolute breaking point to make sure they were tough enough for the American public.
these weren't just funny pages, they were survival guides for your machine.
titles:
* A Heavy Foot can cost you money says Al Esper, Fords Chief Test Driver to JIM WOOD.
* When Its your turn to pass... Al Esper, Ford Chief Test Driver tells ED LONG.
* Al Esper, Fords Chief Test Driver tells ED Brown
Aren't these 1949 comic strips are pure automotive history. Cheers Skip'
Americana Village 21-09-2026
Yesterday went to Americana Village (usa) car meet, Nice ride out and Event 👌
1979 Divco 300 D Custom build on 83 Suburban
1979 Divco 300 D Custom build on an 83 Suburban 2wd chassis, all new body from door openings back
What do you guys n galls think of this huge Custom Van?
Bob Green's '48 IH Pickup Truck "Bad Lil"
"Readers Rides" 🤘
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1948 International Harvester Pickup Truck
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Bob went all the way 👌
'89 Dakota chassis swap, Dodge 360 V8 Engine
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Nice Interior... old school shift knob and Metalflake Steeringwheel 😍
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AX15 5 speed, Ford 8.8
Check that taillight. truck bed, fuel cap 🤘
Owner / builder Bob told me that he some how had been inspired by my old 1941 IH Truck 🙏
I like it, Like Both. What do you guys think!?
Great project by Bob Green from Pittsburgh PA, USA
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1948 International Harvester Pickup Truck
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Bob went all the way 👌
'89 Dakota chassis swap, Dodge 360 V8 Engine
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I like it, Like Both. What do you guys think!?
A Brother from another Mother? 😍👌
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Anyway... Many smiles per miles to you Bob!
Thanks for sharing and keep it running 👌
Cheers Skip'
Anyway... Many smiles per miles to you Bob!
Thanks for sharing and keep it running 👌
Cheers Skip'
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