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| January |
Features - Phantom Menace (No revenge of the Clones here); Wood Is Good (Wouldn't you rather have a Woodie); Road Tour 2002 (Back to the '50s and then on to Colorado); A History Of Automotive Finishes: Part III (Metalflake takes the spotlight...Your baby goes to Hollywood); Garage Scene (Hugh Culthorp; Salt Lake City, Utah); The Recap (Tech stories 2002) Feature Rods - Kopper Kandy (Four doors never looked so sweet); A Tale Of Two Roadsters (An Old Track-T for the show, and a new Deuce to go); A Rat Rod It's Not (Eric Garner's '27 T Roadster); Uncut Custom (John and Cathy Kozak's '47 Pontiac) Events - 12th Annual New England Summer Nationals (Surprises around every corner); What's In A Name? (We follow the Rodwell Bonneville Crew); P-Town, 2K2 (Goodguys West Coast Nationals - The Right Place); Great Britain's SuperNats (A "Smashing" Weekend of Rodding Fun); Goodguys 15th Annual Pacific Northwest Nationals (Welcome to Payallup); Rock 'N' Roll A Paris (The 2nd Paris Traditional Hot Rod & Kustom Show); Rocky Mountain Street Rod Nationals (The flavor of Colorado Building); Event Two Pack (New England and Owl's Head) Tech - Bringin' Up The Rear (How Richard's Wheels & Chassis fabricated a combination fuel tank and roll pan); Fundamental Fiberglass: Part IV (Patch and repair); Treasure Hunt (Identifying early Ford rearends); Overlooked Excellence (Chrysler's Forgotten '51-'53 Hemi) Departments - For Starters; Showcase; Street Corner; Rodder Mail; Early Iron; Under 30; Shop Manual; Professor Hammer; SRMA Update; Cop Shop; Happenings; Window Shopper; Hall OF Fame; Henry Hirise; 20 Years Ago |
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| February |
Features - Milestones (The XR-6: The Concept Rod that started it all); Road Tour 2002 (The "Second Season" begins); Shopping Around (A visit to Tucci Engineering); Club Scene (The Stags); Streamline Hot Rod Parts (A new rod shop with old-time flavor) Feature Rods - America's Most Beautiful Roadster (George and Kathy Lange's '32 Ford Roadster); Mass Hysteria (Rick Smith's East Coast 'Vert); Forty-Fied (Bob Oney's '40 Ford Coupe); '32 B-Lowe (More rolling art from Bob Lowe); The Bow Tie Guy (Bob Delia's '37 Chevrolet Cabriolet); Great Scott (Billy Scott, Jr's '40 Ford Pickup) Events - Rollin' The Rhineback (The 11th Annual Goodguys East Coast Nationals); NSRA Northeast Nationals (New England Rod Run Weekend); 23rd NSRA Nationals North (Rods roll to the 'Zoo); Taking It To The Streets (Brag and Drag calls for Miller Time in Golden, Colorado); Two Pack (Alter Boys and Billet Proof); Seems Like Old Times (The 11th NHRA California Hot Rod Reunion) Tech - An Old Flame (Starting a Fire in a Flathead); More Whoa (Look good and stop better); Fundamental Fiberglass: Part V (Get creative!); Slippery Solution To A Sticky Situation (Tune up that tired leaf spring); Ban Rock 'n' Roll (Some things are better heard than experienced) Departments - For Starters; Showcase; Street Corner; Rodder Mail; Early Iron; Under 30; Shop Manual; Professor Hammer; SRMA Update; Cop Shop; Happenings; Window Shopper; Hall Of Fame; Henry Hirise; 20 Years Ago |
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| March |
Features - Milestones (The Sebbastian Rubbo roadster); Road Tour 2002 (The long hard run to the finish); A History Of Automotive Finishes: Part IV (The decorative arts: pinstriping, flames, scallops and peneling) Feature Rods - One More Time (In the world of T-Buckets Total Performance has always made a difference); Cold Blue Steel (John Kokoska's '33 Ford Roadster); Too Much Kool (Walk around Chuck Rowe's '33 Ford Coupe and you'll realize); The Cobbler's New Shoes (Rob and Jessica Markworth's '33 Ford Coupe); Leaded Zeppelin (Roger and Marie O'Dell's '38 Lincoln Zephyr Fastback Coupe); Low-Buck Bucket (A fine example of that determination, talent and careful shopping can produce); Magic Act (Jim "Bones" Noteboom turns a coupe into a roadster); Four Pack Events - Goodguys Mid-Western Nationals (Could the first time be the charm?); The Inaugural Golden State Street Rod Nationals: Sacramento (It was great at the Golden State!); 15th Annual NSRA Southeast Nats (Sun and fun in Florida); 30th Ty-Rods Old Timer's Reunion: 1973-2002 Tech - Machine Tuning (Design your own "turned" stainless steel panels); The Same, But Different (Fatman makes stainless IFS affordable); Stop! Hold It Right There (Let ECI keep your rod from roaming); Rust Never Sleeps (How EMS saves our rotting bodies (cars, that is) day in and day out); Kool Tools (Louver comes back); Pro Painter's Pointers (A few shop tricks from Carl Brunson) Departments - For Starters; Showcase; Street Corner; Rodder Mail; Early Iron; Under 30; Shop Manual; Professor Hammer; SRMA Update; Cop Shop; Happenings; Window Shopper; Hall Of Fame; Henry Hirise; 20 Years Ago |
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| April |
Features - Milestones (The Sidebotham Roadster); Shopping Around (Gamache Rod & Custom Works); Von Dutch (An American original) Feature Rods - Tribute At 10,000 RPM (Kirk White's '32 Ford Roadster); Wyatt Fuller's Superior SpeedStar (Another winner from Jeff & Jesse Greening); Texas T (Tim Jenkins' '23 Ford T-Bucket); Life-Long Dream (Larry Cox's Deuce Vicky); The Wheel And Deal (Scott and Margie Balogh's '37 Club Cabriolet really pays off); The Triiumph Of Wheel (The Jonas '47 Ford Convertible); The Barn Find (The Cross '32 Ford Roadster); Four Pack (Time for some Cabriolets) Events - Japanese Americana (Mooneyes 11th Annual Hot Rod & Custom Show); Reliability Run (The Seventh (sometimes) Anual Hop Up River City Reliability Run); Sweet 16 (Back to the '50s Weekend - Pennsylvania style) Tech - Restoring A Metal Dash (Saving a rusty sheetmetal dash from it's worst fate); A Good Foundation (The Roadster Shop's '34-'35 Chevrolet frame); Kool Tools (Goin' to the mall isn't so bad); Traditional Tech (How to have nostalgia and good tech too); Subframes Made To Order (Fatman Fabrications will help put a Mustang II under whatever you drive); Fundamental Fiberglass (The essentials of fiberglass part VII: prep 'n' paint); Bonneville Chop (Conti Customs shows us all how to chop a car legally); It's Whaat Up Front That Counts (Installing solid axle steering, Panhead and antiroll bars); The Sounds Of Silence (Shimming GM starters) Departments - For Starters; Showcase; Street Corner; Rodder Mail; Early Iron; Under 30; Shop Manual, Professor Hammer; SRMA Update; Cop Shop; Happenings; Window Shopper; Hall Of Fame; Henry Hirise; 20 Years Ago |
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| June |
Feature Rods - Cooked To Perfection ("Hamburger Bob's" '36 Ford Phaeton); Wasted? (Bill O'Rourke's '32 Ford Pickup); Bucking The Trend (Marion Wedenbender's '37 Ford Sedan); The General (Check out this '48 Chevrolet); The Green Hornet (Forrie McIntosh's '36 Chevy); Midnight Conspiracy (The Hansen's '37 Ford Roadster) Features - Milestones (The Harry Warner '33 Ford Roadster); The Cyber T-Bucket (How Total Performance put the T in HTML); Hot Rod Garage (With a name like that, what would you expect?); Four Pack (Super sedans) Events - Tulsa Time, 39! (Darryl Starbird's Tulsa National Rod & Custom Car Show); The Place To Buy A Hot Rod (The Barrett-Jackson auction); Rocky Mountain Rod & Custom Car Show (A car show that brims with "creme de la chrome); 41st Annual World Of Wheels (Hot-rods in Chi-town) Tech - Sittin' Pretty (Lime Work's Kerry Burch shows us how to sit - old school); Universal Bending Fixture (Put this tool to use!); High-Strength Stainless (Required reading for suspension applications); Gettin' The Lowdown (Resurrecting a dropped front-end); Give Me A Brake: Part II (Drums for 8-inch rearends) Departments - For Starters; Showcase; Street Corner; Rodder Mail; Early Iron; Under 30; Shop Manual; Professor Hammer; SRMA Update; Cop Shop; Happenings; Window Shopper; Hall Of Fame; Henry Hirise; 20 Years Ago |
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| August |
Features - Shop Tour (Borgeson Universal Company, Inc); Buick (A century of style and muscle); Garage Scene (Riley's Relics); It Happens To All Of Us (If it weren't for the stories, there wouldn't be a story to tell) Feature Rods - Stylemaster (Todd Larson's '46 Chevrolet); The Pickup With Pick-Up (Don Soash's '28 Ford Roadster Pickup); Wheeler Dealer (Baron Hargrove's Model A Vicky); Mopar Minority (Mike Bach's '35 Plymouth Convertible); "Rod"Riquez (Junichi Shimodaira's '31 Ford Tudor); Pegged (Dan, Pat and Daniel Pegg's '39 Ford Cabriolet); Ol' Blister (Bob Whitaker's '27 Ford Roadster); Four Pack (Mixed bag of kool...) Events - Lone Star Rod & Kustom Round Up (Headin' for Austin to kick our heels up with the Kontinentals); Fresno Autorama Invitational (The 44th Annual); Street Rods And More (The 53rd Sacramento Autorama); The Seattle Roadster Show (The 4th Annual); The Boise Roadster Show (The 31st Annual) Tech - Marcel's Makes A Hood (How Marcel's Custom Metal does it); 5.0 '41: A New Twist On An Old Frontend (Call it a Mustang III); Declare Independence (The Roadster Shop and Heidt's pair up for one high-tech Deuce chassis); Give Me A Brake: Part IV (Disc brake kits for 8- and 9-inch Ford rearends); Six Degrees Of Seperation (The LS-series engines may claim Chevrolet, but they mount like something else) Departments - For Starters; Showcase; Street Corner; Rodder Mail; Early Iron; Under 30; Shop Manual; Professor Hammer; SRMA Update; Cop Shop; Happenings; Window Shopper; Hall Of Fame; Henry Hirise; 20 Years Ago |
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