A visit to a local speed shop

Local Speed Shop

I went to Jim Green's shop to get some mandrel bent tubing for an exhaust system project.
They had moved to a larger building and they have created a museum of sorts. Kinda cool.

Dig that carpet. Maybe in your living room?

From the dragster to the tow car. Great stuff.

Jim Green's personal hot rod with his trademark monster Ford motor. This has been seen in many hot rod magazines.

About 7000 cubic inches sitting right here. I wonder what I could put that 427 SOHC engine in.
Who would have thunk a Chevrolet 454 Big Block would actually look small??

1957 Ford Ranchero

Some serious eye candy here.

Great reads:

If you want to see how they were built in the "old days", this is the book for you.

The preverbal bible of traditional hot rodding how to...

HOP UP The twelve first issues.

HOP UP Volume six

Hop Up Volume Seven

Hop Up Volume Eight

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