That the magazine is out on the shelves in the rest of the world, but I don't usually see it on high-rent airport newstands like the one in Seattle.

I shot this on my way to the Goodguys show in Spokane, Washington last weekend. Keep reading the magazine for the coverage and go to www.good-guys.com for more info on their shows.

It's no secret that traffic in Southern California can be ridiculous at times.

But traffic outside our Tech Center in Anaheim, California was a down right circus last week! at least it was the good kind with cotton candy and carnies. To prep for the Greatest Show On Earth the Elephants did a trial run, er walk, down Cerritos Avenue. Not something you see everyday.

We had a bit of a ride today out here in beautiful Southern California!  

Rob and I were coming back from luch today and felt a little shimmy while I was driving and the bells at the railroad crossing were clanging away with no lights flashing, but we just thought it was a weird fluke. Once back at the office we found everyone standing in the parking lot looking surprised...
As it turns out there was a 5.4 earthquake which is enough to give a good ride, but not cause and serious dmage that I know of. The epicenter  was but a few miles away in the Diamond Bar/Chino Hills area, for more info click here.

Mark your calendars for October 4th for ididit, Inc.'s 22nd Annual Car Show & Open House.

Make the last days of the season memorable by taking your '79-or-older vehicle on the road once more. Have a fun-filled day with the ididit folks to celebrate another successful year. Enjoy live music, food, festivities, tour ididit's facilities, and hang out with your buddies before you have to cover your ride back up and wait until the weather improves after winter! For more information, please visit www.ididitinc.com or call 517-424-0577.

During the first half of 2008, pickup sales have dropped 23% compared to the same time period last year. The specialty-equipment industry has long revered the pickup segment for its growth and profit opportunities, but hikes in gasoline prices this year have taken a toll on recent sales. 

TWO Wheels or Four?

With gas prices taking its toll on all of us how many have lost a couple of tires and a few thousand pounds and started riding their motorcycle more than driving?

Many of you probably are frequent riders, but it seems there has been a surge in two-wheeled traffic here in Southern California. I’ll say that it has been more fun to fill up my Shovelhead than my “economical” ’94 Chevy 1500 with a V6 and 5-speed…that has over 250,000 miles on the original drivetrain.

I am not alone at our office either, from left to right is my ’78 Harley Shovelhead, Rob Fortier’s ’95 Road King, and Jim Rizzo’s ’89 FLH.

What About you?

The Edelbrock Corporation recently made the most of the Hot Rod Power Tour stop in the city of Topeka, KS June 9, 2008. Edelbrock CEO and President Vic Edelbrock, Jr. awarded Keith Carroll of Longmont, Colorado the 2008 Vic Edelbrock Sr. Northwest Kansas Technical College scholarship.

The scholarship was created in 1996 in memory of Vic Edelbrock Sr., who was born and raised in northwest Kansas before moving west and establishing Edelbrock in a small shop in Los Angeles in 1938. Vic Edelbrock Jr. and granddaughter Courtney Isom chose Keith Carroll as the scholarship winner out of six finalists, based on his scholastic achievement, essay and video interview.

Vic Edelbrock and daughter Christi Edelbrock, Edelbrock VP of Purchasing, presented Keith with a check in the amount of $7,500.00, a signed copy of the book Edelbrock: Made in USA, and an Edelbrock letterman jacket.

Keith is currently enrolled in the Automotive Technology program at Northwest Kansas Technical College where he is making the grade with a 3.389 GPA and an impressive work resume forged of a blue collar work ethic and hands on experience. This scholarship will aid in the costs of tuition, books, fees, clothing and tools as part of the two-year Associates program.

When asked how it feels to earn such an award, Keith stated "I'm thrilled! After I graduate I will get to work in the field and learn as much as I can about mechanical, electrical and fabrication. My goal is to to one day start my own specialty shop where I will focus on off-road trucks and performance vehicles. I want to be well rounded and build the reputation as the go-to guy for anything specialized". Keith's mother, Linda, was also on hand and was excited for and proud of her son.

Vic Edelbrock Jr. stated "Keith is a young man of character and automotive passion. He and young men and women like Keith are the future of our business and this scholarship, in honor of my father, will help cultivate and nurture the love affair of the American automobile for generations to come. Congratulations Keith".

ABOUT EDELBROCK

Founded in 1938, Torrance-based Edelbrock Corp. is recognized as one of the nation's premier designers, manufacturers and distributors of performance replacement parts for the automotive and motorcycle after markets. For more information please visit us at www.edelbrock.com

If you all ready haven't notices gasoline is slowly starting to go down a bit; but of course other things happen to go up a bit too.

I recently went to Carl's Jr for lunch and was going to use my debit card to pay for my lunch and noticed that the debit card transaction fee was $1.00. When I saw that I was blown away and totally in shock, I mean a dollar a debit card transaction fee that's crazy, instead I charged it as credit and avoided the fee. I can wait a couple of days for my charge to go though, couldn't you?

By Grant Peterson

Don’t Talk and Drive in California

Today marks the first day of the new cell phone law in California. It is illegal to talk on a cell phone without the use of a hands-free device from here on out.

Here in Orange and Los Angeles counties there is no grace period and I even saw someone get ticketed live this morning on the news, so beware! I’ve heard that San Diego is not going to enforce the law during the month of July to help ease people into it, but I can’t say for sure.

What’s next you ask? Texting has to be on everyone’s minds now since it seems far more dangerous to text than talk with behind the wheel…

For more log onto: http://gov.ca.gov/index.php?/press-release/3910/

And

http://gov.ca.gov/index.php?/press-release/3910/

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It’s show time in Atlanta!

For those of you in the South this weekend, be sure to enter or attend the Goodguys show taking place in the Atlanta Motor Speedway! Read on for the details.

The Goodguys 2nd NAPA Southern Nationals cruises into Atlanta Motor Speedway this weekend, bringing the South’s hottest rods and coolest customs to the world famous high-banked racetrack.

Over 1,500 rods, customs, and classics are expected for the three day event, which features the infield show ’n’ shine, vendor exhibits, swap meet and cars for sale corral, the Street Challenge Autocross, model car show, NASCAR rides, and lots more fun for the entire family! For a look at the complete weekend event schedule click here: http://www.good-guys.com/pdf/08-610/WeekHapsAtlanta08.pdf

The Street Challenge Autocross will be held from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. both Friday, June 13th and Saturday, June 14th. There will be a one-hour lunch break from NOON to 1 p.m. both days. The Street Challenge Autocross is free to all registered participants showing their cars at the 2nd NAPA Southern Nationals. The only requirement to participate is passing a brief and basic safety inspection.

Sunday, June 15th is Father’s Day! Make sure and bring dad out to the event! We’ll see you in Atlanta!

Goodguys 2nd NAPA Southern Nationals
Event Hours:
Friday, June 13th, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Saturday, June 14th, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Sunday, June 15th, 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.

General admission
Adults $17
Kids age 7-12 $6

For additional NAPA Southern Nationals event information visit the event Web site here: www.southernnats.com

The 26th annual F-100 Western Nationals is coming soon as June is well under way!

It will be held on Saturday June 21st at Featherly Park in Anaheim, California, with a beach cruise on Friday! Pickups Limited Orange County chapter will be hosting the show once again and will be welcoming Pat Ford, formerly of F-100 Supernationals fame, and now with Dennis Carpenter, as well as Gary Coe and his jaw-dropping ’57 Ford dubbed the “F-157” that we featured on our August 2006 cover. This truck is NOT TO BE MISSED!

You can go online to www.f100westernnationals.com for more info like registration and location. Don’t miss it and tell ’em CLASSIC TRUCKS sent ya!

Spring is here (and well on its way into summer!) and we kicked off the show season at the fairgrounds in beautiful, beachside, Del Mar, California for the annual Goodguys show.

The Goodguys Del Mar show basically guaranties a good turnout of all kinds of vintage autos, but especially what we like best--classic trucks of course! Here's a glimpse into what this year's show had to offer.For more info on Goodguys shows across the country visit www.good-guys.com and we'll hope to see you on the road this year!

Edelbrock teams up with the Center for Learning Unlimited

The Hot Rod community is known for bringing together people for great causes through a common bond - the love affair of the automobile. Edelbrock and the Center for Learning Unlimited have teamed up in support of helping children with learning disabilities to present the 3RD Annual Rev'ved Up 4 Kidz car show and charity auction, April 26-27, 2008.

The weekend kicks off Saturday evening as Christi Edelbrock, Edelbrock Vice President of Purchasing and event organizer, hosts a special invite gala dinner and charity auction at "Vic's Garage" located within Edelbrock headquarters in Torrance, CA. This fundraiser event plays host to a VIP dinner, live and silent auction, entertainment and celebrity guest appearances.

Sunday Edelbrock hosts the Rev'ved Up 4 Kidz Car Show. All makes and models are welcome and interested participants can pre-register at www.revvedup4kidz.com. Cost for car entry participation is $40.00 (pre-registered) or $45.00 (day of show). Show hours are 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. and space is limited. Spectator entry is free however donations are accepted and appreciated.

"I am very passionate about the infinite possibilities of networking with our business partners to raise awareness and funding for such a wonderful cause", states Christi Edelbrock. "This is an opportunity for us to bring together our automotive community and camaraderie in support of giving back to kids who can really benefit from our charity".

All proceeds go to the Center for Learning Unlimited.

For more information visit www.edelbrock.com or www.revvedup4kidz.com

Think you are driving down easy street in your pre-1976 classic truck or car in sunny ol’ California? Think again as a dark cloud of proposed new emissions laws threatens what you hold dear.

This is straight from this weeks SEMA eNews email:

SEMA eNews, Vol. 11, No. 12 - Mar 20, 2008

OLD CAR EMISSIONS EXEMPTION THREATENED IN EIGHT CALIFORNIA COUNTIES

Legislation (S.B. 1549) has been introduced in the California State Senate to repeal the state’s current emissions-test exemption for pre-'76 vehicles registered by new owners in the San Joaquin Valley Unified Air Pollution Control District. The District includes eight counties in State’s Central Valley: San Joaquin, Stanislaus, Merced, Madera, Fresno, Kings, Tulare and the valley portion of Kern

Under the bill, after January 1, 2009, new owners seeking to register a pre-'76 vehicle in these eight counties would be subject to emissions tests for the life of the vehicle. S.B. 1549 is scheduled to be considered by the California Senate Transportation and Housing Committee on April 1, 2008. 

If this sounds scary, but you think you’re safe because you don’t live here you could be next! The areas in affected in the proposition are fairly rural which are areas usually not targeted by this kind of action and usually are home to more older vehicles than major metropolitan cities. If the bill passes none of us in the country will be safe…more from SEMA’s website

Old Car Emissions Exemption Threatened in 8 California Counties; Hearing Scheduled for April 1

Legislation (S.B. 1549) has been introduced in the California State Senate by Senator Dean Florez (senator.florez@sen.ca.gov) to repeal the state’s current emissions test exemption for pre-1976 vehicles registered by new owners in the San Joaquin Valley Unified Air Pollution Control District.  The District includes eight counties in California’s Central Valley:  San Joaquin, Stanislaus, Merced,
We Urge You to Call, E-Mail or Fax Senator Florez and Members of the Senate Transportation Committee (List Attached) Immediately to Oppose S.B. 1549

Existing law in California exempts all pre-1976 vehicles from emissions testing.

California’s current emissions testing exemption recognizes the minimal impact of pre-1976 motor vehicles on emissions and air quality

Pre-1976 vehicles constitute a small and shrinking portion of the overall vehicle population in California and are a poor source from which to look for further emissions reductions.

Pre-1976 antique and classic vehicles are overwhelmingly well-maintained.

Repeal of the exemption in the San JoaquinValley could lead the Legislature to target other areas in the state in the future.

Legislators and regulators are again feeling the heat from a failed effort to meet air quality goals and are looking for a convenient scapegoat.  The old car hobby should not carry the burden of their mistakes, as it has in previous amendments to the old car exemption!  

Please phone, fax or e-mail Senator Florez to express your opposition to S.B. 1549.  Senator Florez can be reached at:

E-Mail:  Senator.Florez@sen.ca.gov
Phone:   (916) 651-4016
Fax:       (916) 327-5989

Please phone, fax or e-mail members of the Senate Transportation and Housing Committee to express your opposition to S.B. 1549

California Senate Transportation & Housing Committee

(Click here to email all Committee members)

Senator Alan Lowenthal – Chair
Phone: 916/651-4027
Fax: 916/327-9113
Email: Senator.Lowenthal@sen.ca.gov

Senator Tom McClintock
Phone: 916/651-4019
Fax: 916/324-7544
Email: senator.mcclintock@sen.ca.gov

Senator Roy Ashburn
Phone: 916/651-4018
Fax: 916/322-3304
Email: senator.ashburn@sen.ca.gov

Senator Gilbert Cedillo
Phone: 916/651-4022
Fax: 916/327-8817
Email: senator.cedillo@sen.ca.gov

Senator Ellen Corbett
Phone: 916/651-4010
Fax: 916/327-2433
Email: senator.corbett@sen.ca.gov

Senator Bob Dutton
Phone: 916/651-4031
Fax: 916/327-2272
Email: senator.dutton@sen.ca.gov

Senator Tom Harman
Phone: 916/651-4035
Fax: 916/445-9263
Email: senator.harman@sen.ca.gov

Senator Christine Kehoe
Phone: 916/651-4039
Fax: 916/327-2188
Email: senator.kehoe@sen.ca.gov

Senator Jenny Oropeza
Phone: 916/651-4028
Fax: 916/323-6056
Email: senator.oropeza@sen.ca.gov

Senator Joe Simitian
Phone: 916/651-4011
Fax: 916/323-4529
Email: senator.simitian@sen.ca.gov

Senator Tom Torlakson
Phone: 916/651-4007
Fax: 916/445-2527
Email: senator.torlakson@sen.ca.gov

Senator Leland Yee
Phone: 916/651-4008
Fax: 916/327-2186
Email: senator.yee@sen.ca.gov

Please e-mail a copy of your letters to Steve McDonald at stevem@sema.org 

Let us all get off our duff’s no matter where you live and write, call, email or all of the above these senators and let them know how we feel so this bill doesn’t pass and threaten each and everyone of us!

-Grant Peterson

Associate Editor

Classic Trucks Magazine

As most of you know by now Boyd Coddington passed away a few weeks ago. For many people this won't have much of an effect on their lives except give them something to talk about at the local cruise or around the water cooler. Now that a few weeks have passed the topic of conversation has probably moved onto something else like the nearly $4.00 a gallon prices at the pump, but I want to add my two cents about Boyd if I may.

Back in the late 1970s Boyd breathed life back into hot rods which were all but dead at the time and revolutionized the industry which has given countless people an opportunity to make a living to this day, not necessarily working for him, but just think of all the billet spin-off companies...

I wish I had a dollar for every time someone asked me if he was as big of a jerk in real like as he was on his TV show, American Hot Rod and my answer ever time was "no". I knew Boyd for the better part of 8 years. He gave me a job at his hot rod shop back in 2000 when it was in Anaheim where Robbie Gordon's off-road shop is, back before the TV show, back around the time of the Lead Zypher and the Aluma Truck. I was 20 years old and had sort of been laid off at another hot rod shop that a friend of mine owned due to business slowing down and this is when I got the opportunity to go work for Boyd. Being heavy into traditional hot rods I didn't have much interest in the "Boyd-style", but I was/am always willing to learn to do things better to further my skills regardless of the subject matter and going from working in small shops to standing on a white floor working on $200K plus cars was quite the eye opener! I felt like I was the dirtiest thing in there.

Being in this kind of environment and working on these types of vehicles really did help me to see a whole 'nuther side to building cars/trucks/hot rods/etc and I would do my best to retain everything I learned and really felt like I was soon raising the bar for myself as a fabricator much higher than I had ever imagined and would go back to my shop after work and try and use all this new knowledge on the traditional '29 Model A sedan I was building. Boyd was the one that made me learn to TIG weld. He demanded that I sit down for the first hour of every day and practice, something I'm very grateful for to this day. While I still remain stubborn in my automotive tastes I found out that there is a lot to learn from these high dollar shops and what they build and why (maybe I'll save the intricacies of this for another blog...).

After a year or so at Boyd's my life took me out of state and wound up having to quit, but Boyd personally thanked me for the job I did and said it was open to me should I ever move back which I wound up taking him up on about a year and a half later. I was married (now divorced) at this time and was happy to have the job back, but my then wife and I were having a hard time finding a place to rent (this was at the height of the California real estate boom) and Boyd told us to meet him at the new shop in La Habra, on a Saturday none the less, and he wound up personally driving us around to look for a place for several hours and took us out to lunch. One on one boyd was always a very cool guy, he always asked how things were going and usually had some sort of joke/story for you. So, that afternoon always sticks in my mind when someone asks me about him being a certain way on the TV show, guess it wouldn't have been good for ratings to portray him as he really was, which is too bad because many people to this day have the wrong impression of a Legend in our time whether you are into the cars he built or not.

Each day I make a personal note to interact online via Classic Truck's Web site...and each day, that note gets postponed. Well, the postponing's over!

First off, let me formally introduce myself--as the user name implies (cteditor), I'm Rob Fortier, Editor of Classic Trucks magazine...the "print" version. Along with my trusty sidekick, aka Associate Editor, Grant Peterson, between the two of us, hopefully we can generate a steady flow of traffic to our online entity, answering various questions, engaging in discussions, and even occasionally contributing material here and there (remember, we still have an old-fashioned magazine to put out each month!).

It's good to finally be here--keep your fingers crossed those personal notes don't start getting repeatedly postponed anymore!

Summer sun and tons of fun

It's getting to be that time of year again, where sun comes out, and the weather is over 40 degrees. It also means its time to open the garge and clean off the car for show season. That's right, it's warming up so all the fun car shows that we all love to attend are coming up really soon. There are 3 or 4 of them in So cal in the next month or so. Its busy busy busy. I know i get excited for this time of year, to go walk around the car shows and just have a great time with the family.


So lets hear it, what shows are you guys looking forward to this summer, Anything in particular or just shows in general. Are you taking a car or just going to walk around?

The Black Box

So i was browsing around and came across this pretty cool gadget. For not it is only available in Japan and for Hondas but I think they should develop this for all makes and models. Its a black box like they have in aircrafts that record accidents. It records audio and video 12 seconds prior to an accident and 8 seconds after. Its a way to prevent people trying to point the finger in an accident. It all get stored onto a SD memory card that can eaisly be transferred to your computer. (jalopnik.com)

What do you guys think? Do you think its something that should be developed and brought over here?


Lets Hear It!

Wally Parks Tribute.   

A few weekends back I had a great time, There is nothing better than a cold beer and a day at the races. It was the NHRA drag races finals in Pomona this year. It was a great time but one thing really stood out. Throughout the day during the final eliminations they were bringing cars out from the NHRA museum and lining them up down the outside of the track. At first i didn't know what was going on but I then realized what was going on. They were going to do a tribute to the late Wally Parks. They started pulling cars out from early drag racing days to the most modern cars such as a top fuel dragster and a funny car. They had introduce all these cars and gave a breif history about them as well. When the announcer had finished his introduction of the cars the greatest thing happened. They Fired up all of the cars that they had brought out. It was a great sound, hearing all of the engines roar and them reving it up. It was a great tribute to Wally Parks. Im just glad i was there to see it and be a part of.



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Public Transportation?

Well about 2 weeks ago I went on a little vacation, I had gone to NYC for the first time in my life. I really didn't know what to expect except for what a I saw on movies, but we all know what is in the movies is not always the case. I have never been on a subway either up until this trip. I always thought how much of a mess and confusing it had to be to catch the right train or bus and what have you. Much to my suprise that was not the case at all. It was easy to maneuver my way around the subways of New York, and if I did have a question the New Yorkers we glad to help.

While on one of my many subway rides I thought to myself how great it would be if the same system was used here in Southern California. I mean I know Los Angeles already has there little metro system but come on, All of So Cal suffers from horrible traffic. I think some sort of subway system throughout California would be great, of course I don't know how possible it would be but hey.. a guy can dream can't he?

What do you guys think?

Ice..... Yea, It's Cool.

So not to long ago( well its actually been a few months, but hey who's counting?) I had recieved a box of the new Ice, by Turtle Wax. Turtle Wax is claming that Ice "is the only clear polish that wipes off in one easy step". So to test the theory I decided to go out side and get my hands dirty and wash up my ride. Which in this case happens to be a lifted chevy truck. I washed and dried my truck and it looked pretty good.


Its about time i break out the Ice and see what this stuffs really made of. I decide to try out the liquid polish. It seems pretty easy to use. I put it on, rub it off... all that good stuff and my truck looks great. I actually didnt have my camera handy. I left it at the office unfortunatly. It did come out great though and I definitely recommend this product! So go out there and get your cars clean with Ice bye Turtle Wax!

One crazy weekend...

And this is how it began. I t all started Friday night when a few friends of mine talked me into driving out to Arizona to visit for the weekend and go to a concert there. I really didn,t take much convincing now that I think about it but non the less, convince me is what they did.  So i went to be early to prepare for the 5 PI  hour drive that awaited me the morning that followed. 4:00 AM rolls around and I finally head out on my quest for Arizona. I hope in my little Hyundai Elantra, to save me gas rather than driving a V8 Silverado with mud tires, And head on my merry way. Nothing but me, My car, and my Ipod on the open road. Well I am now about 3 hours into my drive and the sun is starting to come up, Its peaking over the mountain and shining in my eyes. I suddenly see something in the road and swerve to miss what ever it may be and my tires run over some dirt on the shoulder area. I try to correct it and pull it back onto the highway, but I over correct and lose control. My car spins out across the highway and I roll off the side. Not once, twice or three times but four times! I can still hear the sounds around me, I tell ya, that was one heck of a ride. Once I finally stop rolling I realize I landed topside which is a good thing but I see the engine smoking. I unhook my seatbelt and climb out the driver side window. I take one look at the car and realize I shouldn,t have been able to climb out. I check myself for scratches and I find one on my left arm that looks more like a carpet burn. Luckily a couple truck drivers stopped and made sure everything was fine, thank God they did, my cell phone was thrown from the car during one of my acrobatic rolls. Well after all the police reports, insurance claims and towing expenses I finally got to go home and rest. The moral of this story is always wear your seatbelt. I usually am partial to it, I am not one to always put it on, weather I,m a passenger or the driver. I know it,s annoying to hear at time and it gets in the way. But I do have to say, the seatbelt is what saved my life. So buckle up out there and be safe.

So what if its not a vintage pickup..

but it makes for one good story anyways. Well i have my 2002 Chevy Silverado sitting in the driveway, its been there for a few weeks since gas prices out here are pretty much unbearable. I can't even fill my truck up for under $75. Well anyways im getting off topic... I go out to start my truck and nothing happens... I hear a click and thats about it. I tried this nifty battery charger I have laying around. I try again and still nothing. I came to the conclusion that i need a new battery... This is where it gets interesting. I have never had to replace the battery in a car before so I was in for a treat. I dissconnected everything and took the battery out which didn't seem so hard at all, I loaded up my other car and headed to the local auto parts store. When i set the battery on the counter it started leaking everywhere and it got on my shirt which was not very fun. After an hour of waiting for the guys to find what I needed I finally got started on my way home. Upon my arrival I had to of course greet the family and the dogs(They won't leave me alont otherwise) so i could finally get to business. I started connecting everything in the right order, red to red, black to black and so on and so fourth til' finally it was the moment of truth. I jumped up into the monster and she started up with no problems. I was proud of myself. I had just changed my car battery for the first time with no troubles.

The 14th Annual Glendale Cruise Night

will be held Saturday, July 21, 5 to 10 pm on famous Brand Boulevard in Glendale California. Over 400 pre-1970 classics, muscle cars, kustoms and hot rods will be on display up and down the boulevard, surrounded by the sounds of a live Oldies Show with the Marcels (Blue Moon), Johnny Tillotson (Poetry In Motion), Chantays (Pipe Line), Al Wilson (Show and Tell), presented by Brian Beirne, Mr. Rock N' Roll. This year, the Cruise will spotlight all makes from 1930 to 1935, in addition to a celebration of the 75th anniversary of the 1932 Ford, the ‘Deuce”. For more information or registration, please call - vehicle registration / 818-548-2184, information Hot Line /818-548-6464 or visit www.glendalecruisenight.com.