Old hot rods have a story to tell, regardless of whether they were superstars on the show circuit or Saturday-night specials built to take on the streets of a small town. The sights of a chopped roof combined with a wicked stance and loud hopped-up V-8 is enough to make you take notice as it makes its way through a neighborhood. While many of these cars remain the same as when they were first built, there are many others that have gone through changes as the decades passed and fads have come and gone. For Jeff Norwell of Neustadt, Ontario, Canada, discovering a ’32 Ford pickup for sale in a local swap meet opened the door to owning a classic old hot rod that had been long forgotten. It was 1989 and a time when contemporary styled hot rods were on the rise, so the old truck sat in the corner, dusty and mostly unnoticed.
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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