Part 2: Moving Onward, Upward & Forward on the Ganahl '33 Fordor
If you were with us last month for the introduction, teardown, and subsequent new chassis building of Pat Ganahl’s cross-country cruiser Ford or sedan, go on and skip to the next paragraph if you’re not in the mood for repetition. For those who weren’t, here’s a quick recap: We’re devoting a series of articles over viewing the concept (making personal concessions for a comfortable, reliable hot rod to travel across the States with his wife alongside—and driving) and construction of Pat’s '33 four-door, which he’s graciously employed his son Bill to handle the bulk of at his NorCal shop, South City Rod & Custom. So, let’s pick up where we left off.
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STREET SHAKER
Jeff Norwell’s ’32 Ford Pickup Breathes Fire with a 422ci Hemi V-8
Valley Custom Forged the Path for Many a Rod and Custom
It must go with the territory … as one gains experience, one realizes just how much one doesn’t know.
NEXT GENERATION
THE START FAMILY’S ’33 FORD TUDOR BRINGS A NEW GENERATION INTO HOT RODDING
THAT 60'S SHOW
PETE’S COMP COUPE DREAMS CAME REAL
Digital Doin's
Our '55 Ford Gets a Custom Digital Dash
LIKE FATHER … LIKE SON
THE DOMINGUE ’57 CHEVY DELRAY
BEST FORD IN A FORD
TAKING THE OUTDOOR AWARD, CAN 600 HP IN A ’57 FORD BE SUBTLE … YES
A CAUSE OF ACTION
THE ULTIMATE FAIRLANE COMES WITH A 427 SOHC
COWA BUNGA!
THE SEXIEST ORTHOPEDIC SHOE EVER
50TH NSRA STREET ROD NATIONALS
A GREAT DEAL OF HISTORY WAS ON VIEW FOR ALL TO SEE … AND REFLECT