Things are moving fast here at The Rodder’s Journal. We have hot rod and custom car projects in the works, and we’re giving away a FREE limited-edition Keith Weesner T-shirt with every subscription until Thursday at midnight. If that’s not enough, everyone who signs up for a new, renewal or gift subscription will get a once-in-a-lifetime shot at having their car featured in TRJ. All you have to do is 1) subscribe and 2) send a picture of your car (or one that you think we should feature) to editorial@roddersjournal.com.

We’re limiting this Subscription Drive to 250 participants, and these collectible shirts will not be available for individual purchase; they’re only available to those who sign up for the subscription drive.

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 The 250 car submission slots are filling up quickly. We’re beyond impressed with the quality as well as the depth and breadth of the hot rods and customs that have been entered thus far. From flathead-powered roadsters to sectioned shoeboxes, one thing’s for sure—it’s going to be difficult selecting just one car for a 10-plus page feature. We’ve included a handful of entries below.

Rich Linder, 1928 Ford Modified – Glasgow, Kentucky

Dennis Hegerhorst, 1934 Ford Phaeton – Sonoma, California

Bugsy Romaniello, 1951 Ford Victoria – Sandy Springs, Georgia

William Bryan, 1940 Ford DeLuxe – Clarkston, Michigan

Scott Myers, 1941 Chevy Special DeLuxe – Greensboro, Maryland 

Henry Gruszniewski, 1929 Ford Roadster Pickup – Santa Monica, California

Tim McMann, Portland, Oregon – 1955 Chevy, originally customized by George Barris for Jim Seaton

Jim Thompson, 1936 Ford Cabriolet – Saxonburg, Pennsylvania

Randy Harris, 1940 Ford Pickup – New Braunfels, Texas

Ryan Finlayson, 1950 Mercury – Livermore, California

Chuck Andrews, 1940 Ford Coupe – Moorpark, California

Joey Wagner, Maryville, Missouri -1911 Model T Mini Panel, originally scratch-built by Willie West and finished by Les Jarvis of Street Rodder Magazine in the mid-’70s

Mark Woods, Monrovia, Maryland -1932 Ford Roadster built by Barry Lobeck six months before he passed away

Dennis Hegerhorst, early Ford collection – Sonoma, California