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Rodder’s Journal #76 is an issue that TRJ are particularly proud of. They spent months scouring the country for the best stories, cars and hot rod history that simply needed to make their way into print. 

On the newsstand cover, there is a low-angle shot of George Poteet’s 1932 Ford sedan built by Johnson’s Hot Rod Shop in Gadsden, Alabama. It’s radical, traditional and powered by a 400+ horsepower Y-block. For the subscribers, TRJ picked Don Emmons’ photo of Russ Hess’ 1941 Willys Gasser that he took in 1967. With its blown smallblock, polished spindle-mount 12 spokes and Goodyear Blue Streaks, the street Gasser is just about as wild as they come.

Flipping though the issue, you’ll find 170+ pages of hot rods, customs and vintage racecars from every corner of our hobby. From a mild custom ’40 Ford Fordor to a channeled Deuce pickup to a Model A street Gasser, this issue covers it all like never before—but like every issue of The Rodder’s Journal, it’s more of a book than a magazine.

28cm x 23cm
Over 160 pages
Text in English