Issue #67
The Rodder’s Journal #67 is filled with everything from historic drag cars to a freshly built custom. The subscriber cover features TRJ’s own Deuce roadster. Although it was originally built in the 1990s, it has all the hallmarks of a mid- to late- ’60s Deuce highboy. On the newsstand cover is Beau Boeckmann’s clone of the famed “Grasshopper” Model T roadster, built by Galpin Auto Sports. Complete with a fully chromed blown Olds engine and candy green paint, it’s a fully functional recreation of Geraghty and Crawford’s old hot rod from the ’50s.
Also in this issue are a quartet of chopped Model A coupes, a full custom ’51 Chevy, the late Jerry Magnuson’s last hot rod project in baremetal and much more.
The Rodder’s Journal #67 is filled with everything from historic drag cars to a freshly built custom. The subscriber cover features TRJ’s own Deuce roadster. Although it was originally built in the 1990s, it has all the hallmarks of a mid- to late- ’60s Deuce highboy. On the newsstand cover is Beau Boeckmann’s clone of the famed “Grasshopper” Model T roadster, built by Galpin Auto Sports. Complete with a fully chromed blown Olds engine and candy green paint, it’s a fully functional recreation of Geraghty and Crawford’s old hot rod from the ’50s.
Also in this issue are a quartet of chopped Model A coupes, a full custom ’51 Chevy, the late Jerry Magnuson’s last hot rod project in baremetal and much more.
