Modern Rodding is dedicated to early and late hot rodes - from Model Ts to GTOs and everything in-between. It features the latest in custom builds, technical articles, new products, and special features.
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1955 Chevy Gasser • Danny Santoro's "Bad Idea" 1955 Chevy Gasser Began as a Turnkey Promise and Unraveled into an Eight-Year Rebuild
Dakota Digital's RTX Direct-Fit Gauge Pack • Dakota Digital's RTX Direct-Fit Gauge Pack Gives the 1965 Chevy Impala Factory-Style Visuals With Contemporary Accuracy and Stability
1930 Ford Model A
The Carlisle Ford Nationals • The Carlisle Ford Nationals, Three Days of Delight
Ignition Systems • It's been said that the secret to success in life is really a matter of timing—being in the right place at the right time. While it may be a stretch as metaphors go, the same thing can be said about the basic ignition and timing in your hot rod. Delivering the spark that ignites combustion at the right time is the key to performance. The problem is that the right time for it to occur changes with a variety of factors.
1970 Dodge Challenger • Steve Nettleingham's 1970 Dodge Challenger Has Hardware, Horsepower & Presence to Back up the Hype
Making Sheet Metal Fit Before Body- and Paintwork • Making Sheet Metal Fit Before Body- & Paintwork
1941 Willys • Lon Clouse's 1941 Willys Americar Coupe is Pure Hot Rod Perfection
49th Annual Medford Rod & Custom Show • Free Food and La-Z-Boy Chairs for All Entrants
Parting Shot • Auctions can be sensory overload for a hot rodder: rows of sheet metal, chrome, V-8 power, and possibilities stacked as far as you can walk. Every once in a while, if you slow down and really look the right car stops you cold. This 1965 Chevy Impala wagon was that kind of find. This is a muscle car in a "station wagon's clothing." When you get the chance, it pays to walk the aisles of one of the many Mecum Auctions.