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There’s nothing like the real thing! Jim Rizzo installed one of our new-ish step notch kits in his ’57 Chev project truck, wrote all about it, and if you haven’t seen the article in the magazine, here’s a link to the online version: http://www.classictrucks.com/tech/1102clt_welder_series_step_notch_kit/index.html If you’re wondering what a step notch is, or were hoping for some more info, Click Here. They’re only $90.
Thanks Jim! Grant has sent the word around that he’s having an open house at his shop in Bloomingdale, Ontario. Here are the details: Jan. 15, 9-3 Grant is a very talented builder, and he’s not afraid to tackle the ‘weird’ stuff either! Stop by his shop to check out his current projects.
There’s an easy way to keep track of one of the most dedicated, talented photographers in the scene… hook up on Facebook!
Our friend Pikesan at www.myrideisme.com has listed a Lincoln welding helmet on eBay, with the pledge of 100% of the proceeds going to Progeria research. If you aren’t aware of the disease, it’s a rare ‘rapid aging’ of children – read about Amy Foose for more details.
I was alerted to a thread on www.s10forum.com where a user there had used some Welder Series exhaust hangers on his frame. Check out some of the chassis work these guys are doing! Click on the picture to go right to the build thread.
If you’ve never heard me push Brian (the “Problem Child”) Stupski’s work around here, you must be new… here are a few blog entries concerning his work. Brian drew our logo, designed our T shirt, and helps me make fun of Tim Strange on occasion. He is an incredibly talented artist, website designer, etc. and at least as talented at writing. Brian has been sending out a newsletter for a little while now, and I highly recommend adding it to your short list of worthy emails. It’s called “Between the Lines”, and Brian spends a lot of time explaining artistic processes, upcoming projects, sneak peaks, and other interestingly hilarious material. It’s easy to sign up – just click here and please remember to put “dw” or “welder series” or “that Canuck” in the “referred by” field. and I quote Brian promoting his book store: Only YOU Can Prevent Forests! John Jackson (http://www.notstockphotography.com/)took a few more pictures than anyone else there (combined) and was kind enough to share them! Check out the fun time riding little bicycles:
Hot Rod BMX Race in Louisville… more pics If you need any info on the Bonneville salt flats, or have to research just in case there’s a trivia question some day, here’s the place to go: Craig has put together an exhaustive collection of tidbits, videos, pictures, and more. Check it out! Get a mental picture of your car. That’s how John Jackson will take the picture. It’s weird… he just gets it. It seems like images are always on his mind… we parked at a restaurant in Louisville and after he shut the van off, he walked towards the restaurant then turned around, walked back to the van and moved it to a different parking spot. It’s not like there were limited spaces available – the parking lot was basically empty. I think he just liked the lighting in the new spot. The van did look better there, after all Take some time to check out his website: www.notstockphotography.com
“Evelyn” is the name of a particular ’31 Chevrolet a fellow in Dracut, Massachusetts. Evelyn has become famous for her appearances in Rob’s YouTube videos as she is assembled from the ground up. One of the latest videos highlights a Welder Series rear four link. Check it out! And while you’re there, have a look at Rob’s other Evelyn videos too. |
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