June 2013 Issue - Wolf Motorsports Magazine

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Wolf Motorsports
Magazine
Rockdale, Texas Show
Goodguys Fort Worth, Texas
3rd A nnual Spring
Lone Star Nationals
USA 4.00 CA 5.00
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4 Year June 2013 Issue 6 Volume 4
A nniversary Issue!!!
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Story Teller by: Jeff Wolf
Table Of Contents:
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The 2013 Show Season
Story Teller!!!!
Rockdale, Texas Car Show
Goodguys 3rd Annual Spring Lone Star Nationals
Cruisin’ The Information Super Highway!!!!
Subscribe!!!!
Bench Racing!!!
on the cover: George Bogdos ‘51 Mercury
Wolf Motorsports Magazine
Owner: Jeffrey A and Heather D. Wolf
Editor/Publisher: Jeffrey A. Wolf
Photographer: Jeffrey A. Wolf
Contributing Artist: Heather D. Wolf
Logo and Web site: Nancy Long
All material including but not limited to the logo, content and photographs are the property of Wolf Motorsports Magazine and
cannot be copied without the written consent of Jeffrey A. Wolf of Wolf Motorsports Magazine. 2009
The 2013 Show Season is 6 months old and we here at the magazine
have reached yet another milestone. 4 consecutive years of providing you
high quality photos, show coverage from all over the US and hopefully
hours of pure entertainment.
We had the pleasure of beginning the 2013 Show Season in sunny
Southern California attending the Grand National Roadster Show. What a
treat that was! Pure excitement and a nice history lesson from the decades
long gone, but were being re-lived by many at one of the top car shows in
the country.
The 2013 season has been a different one for us here as were prepare
to move headquarters from the Great State of Texas back to the South
Eastern part of the US in the Middle Tennessee area.
While this is turning out to be a huge endeavor, I want each and every one of you out there to understand that just because we’re moving, this
will in no way shape or form keep us from keeping on! We’ve been doing
it for 4 years now and there are no signs of slowing in the foreseeable future.
The South East part of the US has some huge events that I’m looking forward to bringing you right here in these very pages. The cruise-ins
are superb and the people are fantastic. In fact here in a few months I’ll be
giving you just a small taste of what this move has in store for you!!
Sit back, keep cool and enjoy this 4th Anniversary Issue of Wolf Motorsports Magazine!!! WMM
Wolf Motorsports Magazine does not guarantee acuracy of the content written by contributers to the magaine. 2009
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On Sautrday March the 2nd the small town of Rockdale, Texas came alive with plenty of chrome, vibrant colors and cool cars and trucks. There were also
a few food vendors and other areas of interest for those who like to shop. The car show featured around a 100 cars and trucks of many different makes and
model years. You think I would learn not to eat first so I could have tried out some of the food vendors on hand. I’m pretty sure they had my old time favorite
“The Fried Bologna Sandwich”. Oh well, maybe next time! Here are a few of my favorites from downtown Rockdale, Texas! WMM
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You don’t see too many of these ‘69 Dodge Chargers out and
about, but when you do they are typically in really good shape. This
is a lime green example with Crager wheels and a black stripe and interior. Very Nice!
This winged wonder was as black as the ace of spades and looking
clean setting over a set of large 5 spoked hoops.
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(top) Danny Paulk from Lexington, Texas brought out his maroon
‘48 Chevrolet Coupe to hopefully sell. Nice Ride Danny! (bottom)
‘52 Chevrolet Pea cup as my buddy Jim would call it!
I look at this ride and I immediately think “Road Trip”!!!! Black
with red pin stripes and cool wire wheels!
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Orange you glad you saw this ‘52 Willis Aero Coupe? Birght orange with purple injection stacks and a cool looking engine bay!
Does this coat of orange make my rear end look big? Maybe not
the orange paint...but it does draw attention as does the narrowed rear
axel and big meats!!!
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The white painted dash holds all of the modern goodies, like A/C,
CD Player and some cool gauges. The upholstry is black and white
striped!
When was the last time you saw a ‘55 450 Series GMC Pickup?
You don’t remember? Well I’m about 99% sure I’ve never seen one
and certainly not anything like this one. White all over wtih black accents and a cool sleeper. I could see cruising this one, but I bet it’s not
fun to put gas in!
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This ‘39 Dodge 1/2 Ton is clean, original and simple but functional. The interior, while sparce is clean and well detailed
The nicely detailed bed was home to some oirginal ‘39 Dodge
tools, literature about the truck and several awards.
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(top) What a better way to enjoy the show than with some cool
treats from Weezie the old time Ice Cream Man! (bottom) ‘29 Doodle
Bug!
This blue ‘63 Chevrolet Impala SS was neat as a pin and still
wore the orignal SS hubcaps attached to the steel wheels and wrapped
in black wall tires.
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(top) In “Hog Heaven” is certainly where I would have been had I
been hungry enough to eat a breakfast taco or fried bologna sandwich.
(Bottom) This is one clean ‘68 Chevrolet Camaro!
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2013 is a celebratory year for the fine folks at Goodguys. They
will spend the entire year celebrating their 30th Anniversary.
They will be continuing all the hard work necessary to give you and
I the weekend of our lives as we they cris-cross the country to bring us an
entire 3 day weekend of fun, fellowship, friends old and new, and some of
the best pre ‘72 Hot Rods, Customs and Muscle Cars that this good ole’
USA has to offer!
They will be showing us a car or two that they will be gving away
to one of us who may be lucky enough to win it. They will be spending
countless hours supervising the Auto Cross and moving that big rig from
city to city bringing us some cool swag.
They are Goodguys Rod & Custom Association! From WMM
we say Congratulations and Thank You for 30 years of AWESOME
SHOWS!!!!
Now enjoy some of my favorites from the 3rd Annual Spring Lone
Star Nationals in Fort Worth, Texas and Texas Motor Speedway!!! WMM
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Local guy Randy Green brought out his way cool ‘59 Chevrolet
Dually Pickup. It is powered by a 454 backed to a 700R-4.
George Bogdos
from Bedford, Texas is
the current care taker of
this ‘51 Merc convertitble. It is powered by
a Cadillac V8 and has a
3 speed tranny.
This Merc was originally owned and customized by Buck Owens. Features include
a 4 1/2 inch chop, ‘54
Merc tailights, frenched
headlights power windows and a vintage 45
record player!!
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The orange hue on this ‘33 Ford owned by Greg Kirk from
Livingston Texas sure looks good in the Texas sunshine! This is a blown
468 big block and is backed by a TH 350.
I guess a partially filled out window sticker is better than a blank
one. This is one smooth pickup and is owned by Jerry Carmack from
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
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Jerry Clayton has this stunning ‘55 Chevrolet Cameo for sale. It
had a 383 stroker for motorvation and a custom leather interior.
This is a neat little ‘60 Ford Ranch Wagon. It is powered by a 223
ci six cylinder and backed by a Fordmatic transmission. It has a great
stance and cool white wall tires with red steelies and Ford caps. It
made the trip from Norman, Oklahoma.
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Gordon Coupeland from Houston has a pretty rare ‘46 Chevrolet
Sedan Delivery. It is V-6 powered and has a cool looking dash and
steering wheel
John Robertson’s ‘53 Ford Pickup in black suede, white walls and
red steelies and a killer stance is the key to catching my eye.
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Kerry & Vanessa Brinegar of Siloam Springs, Arkansas came out
with in their LS1 powered ‘37 Ford Roadster. The paint, fit and finish
is 2nd to none. It has a great stance and large 5 spoke hoops.
The interior of the ‘37 is a modernized work of art, from the digital dash, leather wrapped and flamed steering wheel, to the custom
console and suede and leather interior. Very luxurious indeed!!
Kerry how about a cruise around the track next time I’m in Fort
Worth?
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Jason Smith from China Springs has this killer ‘48 Buick Super
Convertible. It’s powered by a 455 ci V8 and 350 turbo tranny. The
interior is mostly stock with taupe colored leather interior.
Kenny Davis Jr is no stranger to this show and this magazine and
usually brings some cool rides. This one is a ‘61 Chevrolet Bel-Air
with a 355 tri-powered V8 backed to a 700R-4.
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Ron Spurlock - Oak Leaf, Texas - ‘41 Ford Pickup
I’ll give you one guess as to what caught my eye on this ‘33 Ford
Sedan Delivery from Woodward, Oklahoma.
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Chuck Johnson from Haslet, Texas brought out his newly finsihed
‘52 Chevrolet 5 Window. WOW! Very Nice!!!! It has a 6 cyl Thriftmaster straight 6 complete with 3 on the tree.
Craig Willits owner of Blood Thread and Shears completed the
perfectly matching custom interior. His work is no stranger to the
magazine, as it has been seen several times over the years.
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Gary Findley brought out his 302 powered ‘35 Ford from Goatneck, Texas. The green hue and chrome steelies caught my eye!
Bobby Starks from Weatherford, Texas brought out his cool ‘37
Ford. The two tone color scheme is broken by some cool flames.
Check out the raspberry colored leather interior.. NICE!!!!!
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This ‘29 Ford just screams traditional hot rod. It sits just right, has
a killer chop and many other custom
touches. The gold paint makes the
ride, as does the color matching Ford
steelies, rings and caps. The interior
is also a perfect match to the exterior
color and also features bomber seats
covered in matching brown leather.
There is just right amount of pinstriping. Well done Otis Schmidt from
Moore, Oklahoma!!!
The 350 Chevrolet engine has Cadillac valve covers and a few carbs with
red fuel lines. The hood and side panels
have been removd for this photo.
The tall gear shift coming out of the
floor takes care of the shifting duties of
the 700R-4 that is likely used for trouble free highway miles and maybe a bit
better gas mielege.
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Julian Harris from Edmond, Okla
The interior is simply stunning.
homa owns this smooth, sleek black ‘47
It
features soft brown leather with
Ford Woody!
chocolate brown suede inserts,
a tropical scene with palm trees and
The black paint is miles deep, the
and
other woddies with surf boards
chrome is perfect and the wood panels
mounted
to their roofs.
are well done and very solid in appearance.
The
two front seats also have custom
embroidered palm trees on the head rests.
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This is “True Hot Rod” a ‘23 Ford R/PU powered by 306 flat
head V-8!!! Aww the deails are outstanding!!! How about a ride next
time?
Power from this ‘61 pickup comes by way of a 383 stroker producing 520HP and 509 ft/lbs of torque backed by a 700 R-r. The
body color is a custom mix of PPG charcoal grey and was applied by
HBS Auto Collision..
The inerior features custom sound system and Vintage Air A/C. Thee
wheels are large diameter 5 spokes and fit nicely around the Wilwood
drilled disc brakes.
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I know some folks who would love to be cruising around in this
cool Harley Davidson colored Ford Pickup. Jeff & Michelle this one
is for you!!!
This is one cool custom, from the way cool paint job to the white
walls and old school wheels!
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This Wild Teal ‘41 Willys Coupe won’t be missed in a sea of hot
rods. It’s got LT-4 V8 power and is backed by a 700R-4.
(top) Goodguys 2014 Giveaway Car
(bottom) ‘32 Ford Roadster on fire!
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Gary Cole from Norman, Oklahoma has this retina scortching red
‘55 2 Door Sedan. It’s an injected 350 backed by yet another 700 R-4
The interior is spot on, not over done and looking very comfortable I might add. It has light grey ultraleather that cover the GTO
seats. I love the way the custom console just flows into the dash and
looks like it came from the factory that way.
Gary picked up a “Builders Choice” and you can clearly see why. It’s
got a Heidts Superride front suspension and a Camaro rear.
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Terry Hall from Edgewood brought out his orange ‘55 Chevrolet
Sedan Delivery. It’s bright orange, has some cool custom steelies and
is powered by a 350 backed by a 4L60-E.
Scott & Annette Lelmbeck from Sherwood, Arkansas cruise with
their ‘35 Chevrolet. It’s a cool flat red with cream ralley wheels and
wide whites.
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Don and Pam Silaff’s ‘37 Ford from Nevada, Texas was probably
one of my favorites of the show.
The cool color combination caught my eye as did the stance. That
grey green paint is spotless, the stance is just right and the chrome accents are perfect. The wheels are custom large hoop versions.
This car was obviously spotted in the Winner Circle on Saturday.
The interior is clean, simple and has just right
amount of bright work.
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Dennis Taylor had himself a show stopper wtih a rare and very cool
‘53 Desoto with modern 6.1 L Hemi Power!! I love the earth tone color,
huge tucked hoops and lowered stance. WOW...Just WOW!!!!
The mix and use of black, brushed aluminum and body colors in
the interior is beautiful. The custom console is extremely functional
housing the necessary items like cup holders, power window and lock
controls, A/C vents, Ride Tech controller and some crusing tunes.
Dennis obviously won a Goodguys Builder’s Choice Award.
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David Donoian has this immaculate ‘35 Ford Cabriolet. The paint
is a very pleasing House of Color Rootbeer. It sits just right over
American Racing Salt Flat wheels. Check out the 3 deuce setup!!!
The interior is just outstanding, matches the exterior
color perfectly!
The ‘35 rides on a custom TCI chassis and is powered by a 3 deuce 350
small block.
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Here is another awesome example of a ‘60 Impala that is all original from the ‘348 ci engine to the 2 speed powerglide and everything
in between. Add a set of large hoop 5 spokes and a stance and Viola!
The interior is just like it left the factory back in 1960. This
would be a perfect drive in car back in the day as you could stuff all
your friends in the massive confines, be comfortable and still look really cool whle catching your favorite movie.
The color is PPG Tasco Turquoise, has factory houndstooth interior,
and 18” Budnik’s up front and massive 20’s out back. His wife forgave him!!
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Talbert Goldman from Meridian,
Mississippi brought out this cool ‘49
Studebaker.
It is painted in Dupont Chroma Premeir paint and it is simply stunning
and goes well with the Texas sunshine.
The truck rides over extremely large
Billet Specialties hoops and has a perfect stance brought on by the modified
chassis.
The dash appears to be from a late
50’s or early 60’s Impala with custom
gauges. The dash has the perfect colored matte finish and also features a
correct color leather wrapped steering
wheel that matches the wheels.
Leather and suede cover the seats and
door panels while high end carpet covers the floors.
A custom built console has a few of the
necessities including a CD player.
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This ‘54 Buick of Jim Vagim cruised all the way from Pasadena,
California. It’s powered by GMPP 502 backed by a Turbo 400. The
engine bay is super sanitary and has some cool looking Weber carbs.
The lipstick red leather is seen here in the trunk which is carried
over from the interior. The black and red combination sure do pop as
does the tons of chrome.
The wheels are 20’s up front and 22’s out back and were custom made
by Billet Specialities. It has ‘56 Desoto headlights and ‘54 Chevrolet
tail lights and has been nosed, decked and the bumpers have also been
re-worked.
A Builders Choice Award was given to this awesome ride!!!
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Tim Fitch picks up the groceries in
style in his hometown of Enid, Oklahoma in his dropped, LS2 powered,
4L70E backed, ‘62 Chevrolet Impala
Station Wagon.
The interior is fully custom from
the aftermarket gauges, to the Ride Tech
suspension controls, Vintage Air A/C
controls, down to the DVD/NAV unit,
and A/C vents in his console.
It is able to achieve it’s low stance
thanks to Ridetech. The added cool
factor is provided courtesy of Billet
Specialties with the cool wheels.
The red comes by way of Ultra Leather
and certainly provides hours of comfortable cruising.
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Leland Lynch of Broken Arrow,
Oklahoma was letting the Texas sunshine in with his drop-top ‘40 Ford.
This screams COOL!!! It has a perfect
stance, polished chrome wheels and
wide whites to add to the COOL Factor!.
The body colored dash has been filled
with custom white faced gauges, and
A/C controls as well as vents. The leather wrapped banjo style steering wheel is
wrapped in matching colored leather.
Additonal interior appointments are
wood grain inserts on the door panels, a
cloth covered speaker grill in the doors as
well is peanut butter colored leather seating.
The custom console is completely functional with his cup holder for his favorite
cold beverage and a CD Player to pump
out some cool cruising tunes.
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Mark & Ann Rowe from Brandon, MS sport a full Pro Touring
treatment on their ‘66 Chevrolet Chevelle. The color appears to be a
factory blue but the engine is an LS1 backed by a 4L60E.
The interior is body color blue with bright white upholstry and
door panels. The console is a custom piece with SS emblems and a
white shifter boot to match the leather. This drop top has A/C and
large diameter wheels and big breaks to slow it down!
That LS1 engine is anything but stock with the custom made “valve
covers”
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Chris Sword drove 370 miles one way from Cabot, Arkansas in
this cool little number and drove back with the Godguys Ya Gotta
Drive ‘em Pick. Mostly original with the original 6 and chrome
etc. However, it does have an improved stance and some polished 5
spokes!
The interior is also mostly stock sans the leather wrapped stearing wheel. That white exterior with dark red cloth and vinyl interior is
super clean and the chrome is flawless.
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Van Baiamonte from Lousiana came in with his cool ‘49 LT1
powered Chevrolet Coupe. WOW!!!
Randy Watson from Plantersville, Texas has this all original
(except the wheels and Ride Tech suspension) 90K mile ‘62 Buick
Station Wagon. It’s powered by a V6! This another example of a cool
60’s cruiser and made extra cool with some large hoops and a killer
stance!
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Cruisin’ the Information Super Highway..........
The February 2010 issue of Wolf Motorsports Magazine marked another first, the addition of “Cruisin’ the Information Super
Highway....!
This section of the magaizne showcases links to special interest areas of the World Wide Web that deals with our love for the hobby!
Sit back in your easy chair, grab a refreshing drink and expand your daily entertainment value with web sites that will get your mind
wondering!!!!!
Enjoy the latest addition!!
www.oldrustinweeds.comwww.hiboys.com www.aemgarage.com
www.gearheadgazzette.com
www.darrylstarbird.com
www.redmonsrockinrides.com
www.hotrodthreads.com
www.goodoleboyssandiedgo.com
www.good-guys.com
www.hatfieldrestorations.com
www.mercurycharlie.com
www.vintageair.com
www.gtacc.orgwww.newstalgiawheel.com
www.ridetech.com
www.gmperformanceparts.com/erod
www.theisca.com www.SEMA.org
www.autorama.com/casi
www.larrywilliamsgraphics.com
www.lokar.com www.motoraustin.com
www.barrygrant.com
www.motortexas.com
www.nhra.com
http://www.johndagostinokustomkars.com/
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Bench Racing
Bench Racing is defined in several different ways. The urban dictionary defines Bench Racing as:
1. To discuss quarter mile elapsed time of a car based on a list of modifications or horsepower estimate.
2. To discuss the estimated output (in horsepower) of one engine versus another based on lists of modifications
done to each engine.
3. To discuss the estimated output (in horsepower) of one engine versus another based on lists of modifications
done to each engine.
While I do agree with the Urban Dictionary’s definition of Bench Racing, Bench Racing in the context of this
section of the magaine will be defined as:
Subscribe to Wolf Motorsports Magazine?
1. Discussion of ANYTHING automobile related between at least two individuals with the goal of passing
time at a car show, sharing automotive related ideas, opinions or entertaining themselves or others.
Please feel free to share your bench race session wtih the readers by emailing:
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On the other hand, if you don’t care for the magazine and you would like to be removed from the distribution
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As Goodguys celebrate their 30th Anniversary this year. Please
take a few minutes to sit down and recall one of your favorite Goodguys
events from the last 30 years. When you come up with one please share
with us at benchracing@wolfmotorosportsmagazine.com. And we certainly welcome some of YOUR photos!!!! WMM
Note: Wolf Motorsports Magazine will not sell or use your email address for anything else but communication of upcoming issues and other changes going on at Wolf Motorsports Magazine.
Thank you for your interest and support!!!
Jeff
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