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pg 3. Story Teller!!!pg 4. Carl Casper Rod & Custom Show - Louisville, KYpg 47. Cruisin’ for the Music Eventpg 48. 2014 Goodguys Eventspg 49. 2014 NSRA Eventspg 50. Cruisin’ the Information Super Highway!!!pg 52. Subscribe!!!pg 53. Bench Racing!!!

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Story Teller by: Jeff WolfFallen Hot Rodders

Since the February issue of the magazine was published we have lost two great men in this hobby of ours. First it was Tom Medley passing at the age of 93. He was known for his tremendous accolades such as his character Stroker Mcgurk and many others throughout his long career. Although I never met him, I did follow the tragic fire that completely totaled his beloved ’40 Ford. I also followed the re-build of this awesome car by his friends and supporters across the industry. I was also very excited for him that he got to enjoy the complete restoration of his car before his passing. Most recently we also lost Jack Trepanier father of Troy Trepanier owner of Rad Rides by Troy. I did have the honor of meeting Mr. Trepani-er at a show several years ago in Columbus, Ohio. What a nice gentle-man to take the time out of his busy schedule to say hello and chat a bit. It touched my heart to also see the custom casket that Troy and his crew built for his father as a tribute! I know that passing on is something we all have happen at some point. This fact is why it is very important for all of us to live our lives as fully as possible. Every day we should be spending time with our friends and loved ones, we should also spend time doing what we love best and enjoying the items in our lives that make us happy, because a fact that ev-eryone should also be aware of is that no one is guaranteed tomorrow! Get out there and do what makes you happy! The things that make me happy is spending time with my family, friends and my wife Heather, driving my Impala and last but certainly not least is the time I spend work-ing in the industry and the time spent here at the magazine for ALL of you!!! Life is short....enjoy it to the fullest!!! WMM

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Carl Caspers Rod & Custom SHow was a new one for us this year. It was held February 21st - 23rd at the Kentucky Expo Center in Lousiville, Kentucky. This show also had competition for the ISCA crowd and others. ISCA heavy hitter of the indoor shows. In-ternational Show Car Association. So the cars, trucks were all high end as was the lighting and the displays.

What an awesome show! There were cars of all makes, models and types for all to enjoy. They even had a small section of new cars on display for anyone that might have been in the market for a new daily driver.

A few of the buildings were full to the brim with my type of cars, hot rods, customs and muscle cars with some way cool pick ups sprinkled in. There was even one hall filled with low riders and a hydraulic jumping competi-tion. There were several food vendors on hand, one of which I just had to try, killer ice cream. I didn’t want to take too much time away from the show to eat a full sized lunch, as my time was limited. I’ll certainly re-member them next year when I’m in town.

Please enjoy some of my favorites from this awesome show! WMM

Here we have a ‘56 F-100 Pickup. It has a 312 Y Block with a 4 barrel carb. It’s a 3 speed with overdrive and is obviously Bright Red in col-or. It’s owned by Carl and Marie Whelan of Jeffersonville, IN. Stun-ning!!


Jerry & Betsy Robertson of Bedford, IN brought out his very cool ‘68 Dodge Coronet 500! Bright Red with black stripes and stock wheels with raised white letters complete the package.

This rare collection of Alpine White Mopars were proudly displayed by Bob & Ryan Jennings of Jeffersonville, IN. WOW!! MOPAR!!!!!


Mr. Rankin of Louisville, KY owns this bright orange ‘55 Chevro-let. It features a 400ci sbc topped with a Holley 750 cfm carb and is backed by a 700R-4 ending in a Ford 9” rear. It has plenty of stopping power courtesy of Wilwood discs at all 4 corners. The paint is Orange and interior was completed by Lonnie Creech.

DADS ‘48 is a ‘48 Ford Business Coupe.

It’s currently owned by Keith and Deanna Higdon. It is powered by a sbc 350 backed by a 350 turbo tranny and the interior was com-pleted by Cooks Uphol-stery and features VDO gauges wired up with a Painless kit.

The flames were com-pleted by Taylors House of Color.



(top) ‘63 Mercury Comet(bottom) ‘34 Ford 3 Window Coupe - Pat Stilger - Brooks, KY (top) This ‘32 Ford Roadster is beautiful!! It’s owned by Joe Mont-

gomery and packs a 350 sbc and is backed by a 700R-4 then ends up with a Ford 9”. (bottom). These were just part of the cars on display at LSR Motors used car display!



Here is another shot of some of the awesome cars on display at LSR Motors! ‘39 Ford - Steve Bowling - Louisville, KY

Roger & Michelle Graham have this unbelieveable ‘35 Hudson. It has 4 suicide doors, an LS1 backed by a 4L60. It rides in pure luxury with power steering, A/C. It is Indigo Blue in color with 5 spoke Americans and a comfy leather interior by Speedway Interiors.


Here is a neet litle ‘62 Ford Falcon, still possessing the 170 ci 6 with a 3 speed tranny. Other cool features include ‘59 Cadillac tailights and is owned by Duage & Barbara Waddell of Mt. Washington, KY. Check out the old school Crager wheels and thin white walls.

Roger & Michelle Graham also displayed their ‘59 Chevrolet Apache fleet side. It is packing an LS3 engine backed by a 4L60E, it has pow-er steering, power brakes and features a basket woven leather interior and Vintage Air A/C.


Another statement that is ride makes is made with the perfect stance. the the PPG Jet Black paint and the spotless large & highly polished 5 spokes. MAN o MAN Perfection, one word that comes to mind!

Making a very powerful statement is this ‘67 Chevelle SS. It was built and is owned by Anthony & Tiffany Mills of Louisville, KY. It fea-tures a 396ci bbc backed by a Muncie M21 4 speed.


‘55 Ford F-100 is owned by ARt Weihe and has been in his family since ‘58. It has a 449 hp 347 ci Ford for motorvation. It is backed up by an AOD and out back a 9” Ford is found. It has 4 wheel disc brakes, a power rack for steering, coil overs at all 4 corners and Vin-tage Air A/C to control the climate. Here we see the super clean leather interior,

custom gauges, custom brake and gas pedals. This hauler is 100% Ford!!!


This ‘53 Ford Pickup is owned by Julie King! It sets very low over a set of large diameter pol-ished wheels. The black paint is many miles deep.

Julie’s bed fea-tures stained and clear coat-ed wooden slats with black stainless steel slats. Amazing!!

From any angle this truck is simply stunning. The interior is fully cu-som covered in lipstick red leather, custom gauges and a cool center console that houses a LCD screen, cup holders and the Ridetech con-tols.


Storm Trooper II is the name given to this ‘69 Chevelle by the own-ers Jeff & Tina Weihe. It packs a 468 big block with NOS. The large hoop wheels are highly polish and very unique. Well Done!!!

Todd & Bella Coleman brought out this sweet Yenko Tribute (Johnny Be Good” ‘70 Chevrolet Nova. The Fathom blue color is outstand-ing, stripes perfect and of course packs a 390 hp 427 ci big block!


This ‘66 Buick Riviera is known as “Boulevard Gold” and you can cer-tainly see why. It’s owned by Anthony Wiliams of Memphis, TN. This lowrider is stunning from top to bottom and inside and out!

(top) “The Renegade” is a ‘32 Ford Sedan that belongs to Carl Casper. It’s a rare survivor street rod/drag car from the 60’s!(bottom) ‘65 Mercury Comet - Joel Boyer - Louisville, KY

Roger & Rachel Crist of Irvington, KY own’s this killer ‘48 Chevro-let Pickup. It’s LS1 powered backed by a 4L60E transmission. The wheels are 5 spoked Billet Specialities. The plenium is chromed and it has body colored engine covers.

(top) With the mirrors un-derneath the truck you can clearly see that the bottom of the truck is as clean as the top and the interior. (right) The interior is pure custom and completed in a peanut butter collor. The gauges are custom, the dash and steer-ing wheel are color matched to the luxurious interior. There is a custom panel un-der the dash that house the Vintage Air A/C vents and controls. This truck is abso-lutely perfect!!!


This bright red ‘40 Ford is owned by Bud & Barbara Noel of Clarks-ville, IN. It features flawless paint, and large diameter polished hoops. It’s sets just right and has a tilt hood. Love it!!!

The interior is covered in bright red leather with red carpet, a custom console with just the right amount of bright work to set everything off nicely!


“The Atomic Bomb” is a ‘63 Nova SS Convertible and probably one of my favorites of the show. It has Atomic orange PPG paint with a burnt orange accent. It has a highly polished ZZ454 GM Crate and has 18” Schott Axiom wheels wrapped by Pirelli rubber.

The killer interior was done by none other than the leg-endary Paul Atkins and is as luxurious as they come and highly custom.

It tucks those large hoops thans for a Ride Tech Shock Wave suspension. And provides plenty of clamping power thanks to Wilwood discs.

This car was built by Superior Au-toworks in Frederi-ca, Delware.

You can see by the mirrors underneath that the detail is over the top!


This ‘34 Ford owned by Kenneth and Valerie Delcour is over the top! It has an 8 Hillborn stack fuel injected ZZ4 backed by a 4L60E. It’s all steel body bathed in Custom “Classic Copper” by PPG. Check out the detail!

I’ve spotted this ‘32 Ford 3 Window owned by Phil and Deb Becker all over the country and it still looks perfect. The roof features a mild 3/4” chop and the back glass is leaned forward. The color is custom mix Butterscotch. It’s got a 350 backed by a 700R-4 back to a quick change rear!


This traditional built Washington Blue ‘29 Model A Sedan Hot Rod was my favorite of the show. It is owned by David & Brenda Lurding from LaGrange, KY. The top has been chopped 5” and features full Ride Tech components. It rides on artillery wheels and has Wilwood disc brakes.

This killer engine is a highly detailed 312ci Y block. It has triple 97’s and custom lake headers! Ther interor has a ‘40 Ford dash and sterring wheel with Vintage Air A/C to cruise in comfort!


‘69 Chevrolet Nova packs a 427 L-88 big block with a 4 speed tranny. It’s got a posi rearend, deep black pain, bright red stock interior and some cool large grey 5 spoke Coy wheels. Nice!!!


Ol’ ‘49 is a ‘49 Chevrolet Truck that is fully decked out. It has mile deep black paint, polished 5 spokes and is owned by Jo & Adrean Shelton and built by The Hot Rod Shop in Corinth, Mississippi!

The interior has black carpet, grey leather and a black dash with the right amount of bright work.


Ken and Renee Jones from Crestwood, KY owns this PPG Candy Green ‘55 Chevrolet BelAir. It has custom leather interior, a custom console with a tach and clock. It has green LED interior lights with tinted glass and a 468ci tunnel ram and NOS system. Notice the ful length fenderwell headers and the cool Billit Specialities hoops.

This is one cool old school ‘35 Ford wrecker. It sports a 302ci Ford HO motor with a C-4 AOD. It has late model dually front and rear suspension, power windows and A/C. The paint is Mystic Green Me-tallic. This is certainly one you don’t see all the time. Super Clean!!


The peanut butter colored ultra leather is super clean and well designed and the lighter colored carpet really sets the interior off as do the Clas-sic Instrument gauges.

‘55 Chevrolet 210 has the pro touring treatment. It has a 355 that has been fuel injected and backed by a 700R-4. It’s front end has been dropped 2 inches and has tons of custom touches.


The interior is well done, has a polished steering column, matching leather wrapped steering wheel with custom gauges. Great color com-bination.

Gayle and Garland West have this killer ‘34 Ford Roadster. They are from Brandenburg, KY. Check out the higly detailed small block!


(top) This ‘69 Chevelle owned by Greg Fischer of Louisville, KY is on FIRE! That paint job is awesome!! Super Nice!! (bottom) ‘32 Ford Roadster - “Lathery Special” - those were the days!!!!

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Goodguys Schedule as of 9/5/13. All dates subject to change.

Goodguys • P.O. Box 9132 • Pleasanton, CA 94566 • 925.838.9876 • good-guys.com

Goodguys... Cool Cars! Cool People! Good Times!

MARCH ______________________________________________

March 7-9 • Scottsdale, AZ ★ 5th SPRING NATIONALSWestWorld of Scottsdale – Featuring Hot Rods, Customs, Classics, Muscle Cars and Trucks thru ’72, Goodguys AutoCross, Vendors, Swap Meet, Cars 4 Sale Corral and All American Sunday.

March 14-16 • Fort Worth, TX ★ 4th SPRING LONE STAR NATIONALSTexas Motor Speedway – Featuring Hot Rods, Customs, Classics, Muscle Cars and Trucks thru ’72, Goodguys AutoCross, Vendors, Swap Meet, Cars 4 Sale Corral, Track Cruise and All American Sunday.

March 29 & 30 • Pleasanton, CA 32nd ALL AMERICAN GET-TOGETHERFairgrounds in Pleasanton – Featuring All Years of American Made or Powered Hot Rods, Customs, Classics, Muscle Cars and Trucks, Goodguys AutoCross, Indoor Car Show, Vendors, Swap Meet and Cars 4 Sale Corral.

APRIL __________________________________________________

April 4-6 • Del Mar, CA ★ 14th MEGUIAR’S DEL MAR NATIONALSDel Mar Fairgrounds – Featuring Hot Rods, Customs, Classics, Muscle Cars and Trucks thru ’72, Goodguys AutoCross, Indoor Car Show, Vendors, Swap Meet, Cars 4 Sale Corral and All American Sunday.

April 25-27 • Kissimmee, FL ★ ALL AMERICAN NATIONALS - KISSIMMEE/ORLANDOOsceola Heritage Park – Featuring All Years of American Made or Powered Hot Rods, Customs, Classics, Muscle Cars and Trucks, Goodguys AutoCross, Vendors, Swap Meet and Cars 4 Sale Corral.

MAY ______________________________________________________

May 16-18 • Nashville, TN★ 9th NASHVILLE NATIONALSLP Field, Tennessee Titan Stadium – Featuring Hot Rods, Customs, Classics, Muscle Cars and Trucks thru ’72, Goodguys AutoCross, Vendors, Swap Meet, Cars 4 Sale Corral and All American Sunday.

MAY/JUNE ______________________________________

May 31 & June 1 • Pleasanton, CA 21st SUMMER GET-TOGETHERFairgrounds in Pleasanton – Featuring All Years of American Made or Powered Hot Rods, Customs, Classics, Muscle Cars and Trucks, Goodguys AutoCross, Indoor Car Show, Vendors, Swap Meet and Cars 4 Sale Corral.

June 6-8 • Loveland, CO★ 17th COLORADO NATIONALSThe Ranch Events Complex – Featuring Hot Rods, Customs, Classics, Muscle Cars and Trucks thru ’72, Goodguys AutoCross, Vendors, Swap Meet, Cars 4 Sale Corral and All American Sunday.

June 6-8 • Indianapolis, IN★ ALL AMERICAN NATIONALS - INDIANAPOLISIndiana State Fairgrounds – Now Featuring All Years of American Made or Powered Hot Rods, Customs, Classics, Muscle Cars and Trucks, Goodguys AutoCross, Indoor Car Show, Vendors, Swap Meet, Cars 4 Sale Corral and Goodguys Saturday Night Demolition Derby.

June 13-15 • West Springfield, MA ★ GRUNDY WORLDWIDE INSURANCE ALL AMERICAN NATIONALS - W. SPRINGFIELDEastern States Exposition – Now Featuring All Years of American Made or Powered Hot Rods, Customs, Classics, Muscle Cars and Trucks, Goodguys AutoCross, Vendors, Swap Meet and Cars 4 Sale Corral.

JULY _____________________________________________________

July 4-6 • Des Moines, IA★ 23rd HEARTLAND NATIONALSIowa State Fairgrounds – Featuring Hot Rods, Customs, Classics, Muscle Cars and Trucks thru ’72, Goodguys AutoCross, Vendors, Swap Meet, Cars 4 Sale Corral, Saturday Night Fireworks Extravaganza and All American Sunday.

July 11-13 • Columbus, OH★ 17th GOODGUYS PPG NATIONALSOhio Expo Center – Featuring Hot Rods, Customs, Classics, Muscle Cars and Trucks thru ’72, Goodguys AutoCross, Vendors, Swap Meet, Cars 4 Sale Corral, Friday Nite Vintage Drags at National Trail Raceway and All American Sunday.

July 25-27 • Puyallup, WA★ 27th WESCO AUTOBODY SUPPLY PACIFIC NORTHWEST NATIONALSWashington State Fair Event Center – Featuring Hot Rods, Customs, Classics, Muscle Cars and Trucks thru ’72, Indoor Car Show, Vendors, Swap Meet, Cars 4 Sale Corral, Friday Nite Vintage Drags at Pacific Raceways and All American Sunday.

AUGUST ____________________________________________

August 15-17 • Spokane, WA★ 13th GREAT NORTHWEST NATIONALSSpokane Co. Fair & Expo Center – Featuring Hot Rods, Customs, Classics, Muscle Cars and Trucks thru ’72, Indoor Car Show, Vendors, Swap Meet, Cars 4 Sale Corral and All American Sunday.

August 22-24 • Pleasanton, CA★ 28th WEST COAST NATIONALS Fairgrounds in Pleasanton – Featuring Hot Rods, Customs, Classics, Muscle Cars and Trucks thru ’72, Vendors, Swap Meet and Cars 4 Sale Corral.

OCTOBER _________________________________________

October 3-5 • Fort Worth, TX ★ 22nd LONE STAR NATIONALSTexas Motor Speedway – Featuring Hot Rods, Customs, Classics, Muscle Cars and Trucks thru ’72, Goodguys AutoCross, Vendors, Swap Meet, Cars 4 Sale Corral, Track Cruise and All American Sunday.

October 24-26 • Charlotte, NC ★ 21st SOUTHEASTERN NATIONALSCharlotte Motor Speedway – Featuring Hot Rods, Customs, Classics, Muscle Cars and Trucks thru ’72, Goodguys AutoCross, Vendors, Swap Meet, Cars 4 Sale Corral, Track Cruise and All American Sunday.

NOVEMBER ____________________________________

November 8 & 9 • Pleasanton, CA 25th AUTUMN GET-TOGETHERFairgrounds in Pleasanton – Featuring All Years of American Made or Powered Hot Rods, Customs, Classics, Muscle Cars and Trucks, Goodguys AutoCross, Indoor Car Show, Vendors, Swap Meet and Cars 4 Sale Corral.

November 14-16 • Scottsdale, AZ ★ 17th SOUTHWEST NATIONALSWestWorld of Scottsdale – Featuring Hot Rods, Customs, Classics, Muscle Cars and Trucks thru ’72, Goodguys AutoCross, Goodguys “Top 12” Vehicles of the Year, Vendors, Swap Meet, Cars 4 Sale Corral and All American Sunday.

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2014 Event Schedule

NEW EVENT FOR 2014!

NEW FORMAT FOR 2014!FATHER'S DAY WEEKEND!

THE MID-SUMMER CLASSIC!

THE BIG ONE!

NEW LOCATION, DATE & FORMAT FOR 2014! THE CROWN

JEWEL!

A SALUTE TO OUR VETERANS!

THE GRAND FINALE!


National Street Rod Association ®

2014 EVENT SCHEDULESouthwest Street Rod Nationals Plus

April 11th, 12th & 13th, 2014State Fair Park

Oklahoma City, OklahomaWestern Street Rod Nationals Plus

April 25th, 26th & 27th, 2014Kern County Fairgrounds

Bakersfield, CaliforniaStreet Rod Nationals South Plus

May 2nd, 3rd & 4th, 2014Chilhowee Park & Exposition Center

Knoxville, TennesseeMid-America Street Rod Nationals Plus

May 23rd, 24th & 25th, 2014Ozark Empire Fairgrounds

Springfield, MissouriStreet Rod Nationals East Plus

June 6th, 7th & 8th, 2014York Expo CenterYork, Pennsylvania

Rocky Mountain Street Rod Nationals Plus

June 27th, 28th & 29th, 2014Colorado State Fairgrounds

Pueblo, ColoradoNorthwest Street Rod Nationals Plus

July 4th, 5th & 6th, 2014Clark County Event Center

Ridgefield, WashingtonStreet Rod Nationals® Plus

July 31st, August 1st, 2nd & 3rd, 2014Kentucky Exposition Center

Louisville, KentuckyStreet Rod Nationals North Plus

September 12th, 13th & 14th, 2014Kalamazoo County Expo Center & Fairground

Kalamazoo, MichiganNortheast Street Rod Nationals Plus

September 19th, 20th & 21st, 2014Champlain Valley Exposition

Burlington, VermontSoutheast Street Rod Nationals Plus

October 10th, 11th & 12th, 2014Florida State Fairgrounds

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Bench RacingBench Racing is defined in several different ways. The urban dictionary defines Bench Racing as:

1. To discuss quarter mile elapsed time of a car based on a list of modifications or horsepower estimate.2. To discuss the estimated output (in horsepower) of one engine versus another based on lists of modifications done to each engine.3. To discuss the estimated output (in horsepower) of one engine versus another based on lists of modifications done to each engine.

While I do agree with the Urban Dictionary’s definition of Bench Racing, Bench Racing in the context of this section of the magaine will be defined as:1. Discussion of ANYTHING automobile related between at least two individuals with the goal of passing time at a car show, sharing automotive related ideas, opinions or entertaining themselves or others.

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Technology…love it or hate it? Technology makes our lives easier in some instances. When it works that is! Some folks are not into technology, they would rather do things the old school way. I don’t think there is anything wrong with that either. The old way of doing things is great, less hassle, less things to learn and it works and works well, just takes lon-ger to get things done. Some folks do not want any sort of modern technology in their hot rods. They prefer the traditional approach. They go to great pains to make sure things were original some don’t have parts newer than 50’s or 60’s etc. While, I do like those types of cars and have a great respect for them, my current car is a mix of mid 60’s styling with more modern performance and comfort. Technology can certainly be a pain, especially if you make a mistake and lose your work, or break something due to unforeseen issues. New cars with all sorts of electronics and computers are out there and they continue to grow in number, how-ever, all this technology certainly introduce more points of failure into the equation. And trying to work on them for the average person is not going to happen without high priced tools and equipment. Like it or not, technology is out there and not going anywhere. I myself choose how I use it. I don’t have to have nor do I ever want the newest gadget on the market. Tell me what you think!!! WMM

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Wolf Motorsports Magazine 2 Table Of Contents: pg 3. Story Teller!!! pg 4. Carl Casper Rod & Custom Show - Louisville, KY pg 47. Cruisin’ for the Music Event pg 48. 2014 Goodguys