Richard Parks is the writing half of the Gone Racin’ column. Roger Rohrdanz does the photography. We have a huge archive of articles from Richard and Roger, including many inside looks at some of our industries heroes and legends... We have nearly two HUNDRED articles online from Richard Parks .... COMPLETE ARCHIVE TAKE A LOOK

Lance Lambert can be seen weekly on 43 television stations across the nation, even weekly in Russia ! Join Lance each week as he takes you along for a great ride on the Vintage Vehicle Show..For Complete Archive:
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Ronald Kregoski resides in Brighton, Michigan where writes the column Runnin’ on Empty for Cruis’news Magazine as well as making periodic contributions to other national magazines. He is an avid hot rodder and his rides include a chopped, slammed and flamed ’34 Ford
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"Upholsterers Corner ... A Stitch in Time" is a Q & A column By Ron Fryer. Ron will share his vast knowledge and 38 years of experience as an professional Upholsterer doing restoration and custom work. He will answer any questions you may have relating to upholstery for any type of vehicle.
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RACING SCENE Column...By Tim Kennedy....Author Tim Kennedy has covered motorsports since 1968, ... His racing results stories and Weekly Racing Scene column have been read by racing enthusiasts all over the country.
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Dave Brackett grew up in the Pacific Northwest, and like most kids in school in a water sports area, he drew racing boats and hydroplanes during classes. That all changed when he moved to Southern California in 1958 as a high school freshman. His interests changed to race cars and hot rods. Read Dave’s Stories

For more than 33 years, Dick DeLoach has made a career of chronicling his lifelong passion: the automobile. Though raised in Colorado, his heart was always in the California Car Culture. As the editor of his college newspaper in Denver, his love of writing and photography grew. Finally, just before his 30th birthday DeLoach and his family moved to Southern California so he could pursue his dream of becoming an automotive journalist. Take a look at Dick’s articles along with his great photography.