Street Rodder

Street Rodder - 2005

If an issue that you are looking for is not listed here, please inquire. We have just begun to list everything that we have.

e-mail Vic with questions

INTERNATIONAL CUSTOMERS
The PayPal buttons are intended for use by domestic customers only. They do not include the proper shipping charges for international shipments. If you would like to purchase something and have it shipped outside of the United States, please contact me and I will send a PayPal invoice to you with the proper charges.

HOME
PAGE AD
PAGE MAGAZINE
PAGE HOW TO ORDER
PAGE NEW LISTING
PAGE

ISSUE CONTENTS QTY. PRICE PAYPAL

March
Feature Rods - Orange Crush (How Brent and Stephanie Schieder saved a '39 Deluxe from death); Stunning! (This Mercury-series Chevy might be smaller, but she'll give her bigger sibllings a serious run for their money); The Discovery Deuce (Bill Lindig's '32 Ford Roadster); Chevy 'Glass (Jeff Moore's '35 SpeedStar dressed in formal wear); An Effective Calling Car-d (Metropolis Speed and Custom builds a winner) General Features - Milestones: Candyman (The many faces of Andy's Instant T); Road Tour 2004 (An Iron Man run to the finish) Events - The Golden State Nationals (A California cruise-in); The Southeast Nationals (NSRA's season finale); Goodguys Southeast Nats (Show 'n' shine in the South takes on a whole new meaning); 2nd Annual Eastern States Nationals (The Right Coast Association obviously did its homework when the group went into the planning stages to develop its latest event) Tech - Setting Things Straight (Align your street rods frontend at home); Steering A Straight Course (Sometimes moving forward requires a few steps back...or how to make a street rod a little more hot rod); Two Ways To Tilt (The newest and coolest way to get under your car's hood); Roll Out! (What you need to know about tire selection) Departments - For Starters; Showcase; Street Corner; Rodder Mail; Window Shopper; Four Pack; Early Iron; Shop Manual; Under 30; Professor Hammer; Hall Of Fame; Henry Hirise; 20 Years Ago
1
$5.00

April
General Features - Roll To The Left, Roll To The Right...(It's about antiroll); Racer Rodders (SRM visits Jack Howerton and John Capels); Shopin' Around (Hot rods and restorations) Feature Rods - Shot Through The Heart (Neil Brislawn's adventure-laden '36 that was worth all the trouble); The Tale Of Two Willys (Al Brockly and Bill Baron's Detroit Autorama show stealers); Bloodshot (It's what happens when you build one of the finest street rods in just 14 months); Wild Sedan (If you ever needed a reason to have children, read this); Hey Porter! (Greg Porter's low-pro '34 Ply-Mo) Events - Scottsdale's Lucky Seven (Goodguy's 7th Southwest Nationals); The Alter Boys (3rd Annual Jalopy Jamboree); 32nd Ty-Rods Club Old Timers' Reunion Tech - Twice As Nice (Fat Man's Vintage IFS); Insta-Lakes (An obvious addition to any nostalgia roadster); Top Chop Part I (When in doubt, slice, slice, slice); The Magnificient Seven (A few of the coolest products seen at SEMA); Oh Nuts (Making sure they're right) Departments - For Starters; Web Table Of Contents; Showcase; Street Corner; Rodder Mail; Window Shopper; Four Pack; Early Iron; Shop Manual; Professor Hammer; Hall Of Fame; Henry Hirise; 20 Years Ago
1
$5.00

May
Feature Rods - Flashback (Rick Dore's latest homage to the old school style); No Exceptions (Jorge Zaragoza has his cake and eats it too); Hawaiian Island Highboy (Here's an island runner with a colorful local history); What To Do With A Roadster In The Water? (Park it and build a coupe); The Obvious Choke (The question: Build a two-door sedan or an open-air roadster) General Features - Butchering The Classics; Body Slam (Channeled hot rods in New England in rhw '50s) Events - Street Rod Of The Year 2004 (For the 10th time, STREET RODDER takes a long look and comes away a street rod that we feel is representative of what's happening in our hobby); Hot Rod Roundup (Eleven years and still packin' them in); Hershey Is A Treasure Trove For Street Rodders, Too Tech - One Good Turn (Bringing back the Corvair steering box); Keeping Your Cool (Flex-A-Lite makes it easier than ever); Chop Top, Part II (Things are really starting to take shape); Road Tour '05 (Construction begins); Seat School (Ever wanted to make a truly custom seat without breaking the bank?); Massaging Model A Metal (Filling holes for beginners) Departments - For Starters; Showcase; Street Corner; Rodder Mail; Window Shopper; Four Pack; Early Iron; Shop Manual; Professor Hammer; Hall Of Fame; Henry HiRise; 20 Years Ago
1
$5.00

June
Feature Rods - A "T" To Toast (Ken Littell's '24 Ford Roadster); The Little Deuce Coupe (It's here, the reproduction steel Deuce coupe from Hot Rods & Horsepower); Back Roads Pick 'Em Up (Don Pagano's '33 Ford Pickup); Channeled, Chopped & Over The Top (Brian Frick's '29 Ford Lowboy Sedan); Resto-Rod Perfection (J.C. Sparkman's '34 Ford Sedan); From Rust To Rod (Tom Drew's '36 Olds Coupe); Wolf In Sheep's Clothing (Jerry Eckholdt's '39 Ford Coupe); Show Spotlight (Royce Glader's '29 Ford Roadster Pickup); From Concept To Reality (Jeremy Bach's '34 Dodge Pickup); Big Island Beauty (Tony Rodriguez's '39 Ford Coupe); Sensational Stovebolt (Steve Rohrbaugh's '30 Chevy Sedan) General Features - 50 Years Of The Chevy Small-Block (Love 'em or hate 'em, there's no denying its popularity); Swap Meet Car Builds, Turlock Revisited (Comparing prices and availability, one year apart); Manufacturer's Showcase (Looking for a catalog, here's a great place to start) Events - The 56th Grand National Roadster Show (No questions you will see more than one of America's Most Beautiful Roadsters); The 31st Salt Lake City Autorama (Here's how they do the indoor season in Utah); The 31st Annual World Of Wheels (It's the East Coast and it's the dead of winter so it must be Boston) Tech - A Crate It Ain't (Ford Racing Performance unleashes power to the street); Small It Isn't (Chevrolet's most powerful and largest small-block is the new LS7); Heat Sponge (An entirely new way at looking at welding metal); Go With The Flow (Keeping your cool with lots of flow); Chop-Top: Part 3 (Smoothing out the rough edges on our top chop); Road Tour '05 (It's time to roll our body onto a rolling chassis); Easy Heat (This brings new meaning to "a bun in the oven") Departments - For Starters; Showcase; Street Corner; Rodder Mail; Window Shopper; Four Pack; Early Iron; Shop Manual; Professor Hammer; Hall Of Fame; Henry Hirise; 20 Years Ago
1
$5.00

BACK TO HOME PAGE

ISSUE	CONTENTS	QTY.	PRICE	PAYPAL
March	Feature Rods - Orange Crush (How Brent and Stephanie Schieder saved a '39 Deluxe from death); Stunning! (This Mercury-series Chevy might be smaller, but she'll give her bigger sibllings a serious run for their money); The Discovery Deuce (Bill Lindig's '32 Ford Roadster); Chevy 'Glass (Jeff Moore's '35 SpeedStar dressed in formal wear); An Effective Calling Car-d (Metropolis Speed and Custom builds a winner) General Features - Milestones: Candyman (The many faces of Andy's Instant T); Road Tour 2004 (An Iron Man run to the finish) Events - The Golden State Nationals (A California cruise-in); The Southeast Nationals (NSRA's season finale); Goodguys Southeast Nats (Show 'n' shine in the South takes on a whole new meaning); 2nd Annual Eastern States Nationals (The Right Coast Association obviously did its homework when the group went into the planning stages to develop its latest event) Tech - Setting Things Straight (Align your street rods frontend at home); Steering A Straight Course (Sometimes moving forward requires a few steps back...or how to make a street rod a little more hot rod); Two Ways To Tilt (The newest and coolest way to get under your car's hood); Roll Out! (What you need to know about tire selection) Departments - For Starters; Showcase; Street Corner; Rodder Mail; Window Shopper; Four Pack; Early Iron; Shop Manual; Under 30; Professor Hammer; Hall Of Fame; Henry Hirise; 20 Years Ago	1	$5.00
April	General Features - Roll To The Left, Roll To The Right...(It's about antiroll); Racer Rodders (SRM visits Jack Howerton and John Capels); Shopin' Around (Hot rods and restorations) Feature Rods - Shot Through The Heart (Neil Brislawn's adventure-laden '36 that was worth all the trouble); The Tale Of Two Willys (Al Brockly and Bill Baron's Detroit Autorama show stealers); Bloodshot (It's what happens when you build one of the finest street rods in just 14 months); Wild Sedan (If you ever needed a reason to have children, read this); Hey Porter! (Greg Porter's low-pro '34 Ply-Mo) Events - Scottsdale's Lucky Seven (Goodguy's 7th Southwest Nationals); The Alter Boys (3rd Annual Jalopy Jamboree); 32nd Ty-Rods Club Old Timers' Reunion Tech - Twice As Nice (Fat Man's Vintage IFS); Insta-Lakes (An obvious addition to any nostalgia roadster); Top Chop Part I (When in doubt, slice, slice, slice); The Magnificient Seven (A few of the coolest products seen at SEMA); Oh Nuts (Making sure they're right) Departments - For Starters; Web Table Of Contents; Showcase; Street Corner; Rodder Mail; Window Shopper; Four Pack; Early Iron; Shop Manual; Professor Hammer; Hall Of Fame; Henry Hirise; 20 Years Ago	1	$5.00
May	Feature Rods - Flashback (Rick Dore's latest homage to the old school style); No Exceptions (Jorge Zaragoza has his cake and eats it too); Hawaiian Island Highboy (Here's an island runner with a colorful local history); What To Do With A Roadster In The Water? (Park it and build a coupe); The Obvious Choke (The question: Build a two-door sedan or an open-air roadster) General Features - Butchering The Classics; Body Slam (Channeled hot rods in New England in rhw '50s) Events - Street Rod Of The Year 2004 (For the 10th time, STREET RODDER takes a long look and comes away a street rod that we feel is representative of what's happening in our hobby); Hot Rod Roundup (Eleven years and still packin' them in); Hershey Is A Treasure Trove For Street Rodders, Too Tech - One Good Turn (Bringing back the Corvair steering box); Keeping Your Cool (Flex-A-Lite makes it easier than ever); Chop Top, Part II (Things are really starting to take shape); Road Tour '05 (Construction begins); Seat School (Ever wanted to make a truly custom seat without breaking the bank?); Massaging Model A Metal (Filling holes for beginners) Departments - For Starters; Showcase; Street Corner; Rodder Mail; Window Shopper; Four Pack; Early Iron; Shop Manual; Professor Hammer; Hall Of Fame; Henry HiRise; 20 Years Ago	1	$5.00
June	Feature Rods - A "T" To Toast (Ken Littell's '24 Ford Roadster); The Little Deuce Coupe (It's here, the reproduction steel Deuce coupe from Hot Rods & Horsepower); Back Roads Pick 'Em Up (Don Pagano's '33 Ford Pickup); Channeled, Chopped & Over The Top (Brian Frick's '29 Ford Lowboy Sedan); Resto-Rod Perfection (J.C. Sparkman's '34 Ford Sedan); From Rust To Rod (Tom Drew's '36 Olds Coupe); Wolf In Sheep's Clothing (Jerry Eckholdt's '39 Ford Coupe); Show Spotlight (Royce Glader's '29 Ford Roadster Pickup); From Concept To Reality (Jeremy Bach's '34 Dodge Pickup); Big Island Beauty (Tony Rodriguez's '39 Ford Coupe); Sensational Stovebolt (Steve Rohrbaugh's '30 Chevy Sedan) General Features - 50 Years Of The Chevy Small-Block (Love 'em or hate 'em, there's no denying its popularity); Swap Meet Car Builds, Turlock Revisited (Comparing prices and availability, one year apart); Manufacturer's Showcase (Looking for a catalog, here's a great place to start) Events - The 56th Grand National Roadster Show (No questions you will see more than one of America's Most Beautiful Roadsters); The 31st Salt Lake City Autorama (Here's how they do the indoor season in Utah); The 31st Annual World Of Wheels (It's the East Coast and it's the dead of winter so it must be Boston) Tech - A Crate It Ain't (Ford Racing Performance unleashes power to the street); Small It Isn't (Chevrolet's most powerful and largest small-block is the new LS7); Heat Sponge (An entirely new way at looking at welding metal); Go With The Flow (Keeping your cool with lots of flow); Chop-Top: Part 3 (Smoothing out the rough edges on our top chop); Road Tour '05 (It's time to roll our body onto a rolling chassis); Easy Heat (This brings new meaning to "a bun in the oven") Departments - For Starters; Showcase; Street Corner; Rodder Mail; Window Shopper; Four Pack; Early Iron; Shop Manual; Professor Hammer; Hall Of Fame; Henry Hirise; 20 Years Ago	1	$5.00