If you were around in the 50's then you remember these. If you weren't, they are a portal to yesteryear. Naturally, the exploits of the Memphis Rodders often found their way into the "little pages."
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Just when you thought there were no homebuilt hot rods left, a time honored tradition reappears.

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Now this is going back a bit, but this photo speaks volumes about the early days of the Memphis Rodders, and is a time travel view of a different era. Apparently the Memphis Commercial Appeal thought so too, as they ran the photo on March 15th in the "Memphis Memories" section of the paper. Shown explaining the details of his 1932 Ford coupe to an interested father and son is the late Jimmy Fulghum. Read More...

Well, the previous post about the 1967 Spring Nationals has apparently brought back a few memories for some of the Memphis Rodders that made the trip to Thunder Valley. We now have everyone in this photo identified courtesy of Larry Nolan...
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"To hot rodders everywhere, and their great zeal for experimentation. A fact of native American technology which is always a part of us, ......this film is respectfully dedicated." Read More...