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Aug 23, 2024 |
hemmings.com | Mark J. McCourt |Dan Stoner |Dave Wallace
BUSTED KNUCKLE GARAGE • BUSTEDKNUCKLEGARAGE.COM • $279When there’s national organization dedicated to a sport – in this case, the American Cornhole Association – you know it’s a serious pastime that’s enjoyed by millions. If you thought your love of cornhole and your love of high-performance American cars were worlds apart, the Busted Knuckle Garage has news for you with its new Crossed Pistons Style Cornhole Set.
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Jul 30, 2024 |
hemmings.com | Mike Musto |Hot Rod BBQ |Dan Stoner |Matt Litwin
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Jul 25, 2024 |
hemmings.com | Dave Wallace |Daniel Strohl |Dan Stoner |Jefferson Bryant
Hauling your dragster to the drags was much simpler in the 1960s. Anywhere in the west that this blown-Chevy shorty was hand-lifted (!) from its self-contained hauler, the car was a threat to become Top Gas Eliminator. Originally flathead-powered, the Reno, Nevada-based Shoehorn demonstrated the advantages of mid-engine placement for a full decade before Don Garlits famously followed suit.
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Jul 8, 2024 |
hemmings.com | Terry Shea |Paul Teutul |Dan Stoner |Mark J. McCourt
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Jul 7, 2024 |
hemmings.com | John Machaqueiro |Paul Teutul |Dan Stoner |Dave Wallace
Those old enough to remember the dark ages of television will recall only a handful of over the air channels in black and white, which was then followed by the introduction of color. That milestone and the advancement of technology eventually led to the birth of cable television, which came to life in the early 1970s. As consumer appetites grew for an ever-expanding menu of content, by the mid 1980s the advent of channels that had a narrower focus in their programming began to appear.
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