One of the most respected names in hot rodding during the 50's and beyond will soon
be available right here at Traditional Speed Supply.
Here's a pic of the Remote Oil Filter coming.
Stock due for the Annual Nostalgia Drags 3/4 April 2011.
Saturday, February 26, 2011
Monday, February 21, 2011
Let there be light! Guides i.e...
Just in are the cool new addition of 682-C Guide Headlights.
Offered in 3 styles: Black paint finish with Marker light, Stainless Steel with Marker light and Stainless Steel (plain bucket). Priced from just $450.00 a pair.
Thursday, February 17, 2011
Tuesday, February 8, 2011
Friday, February 4, 2011
New offerings from New Vintage USA...
TIRED OF THE SAME OLD GAUGES EVERYONE ELSE HAS?
New Vintage 3-in-1 instrument sets save space, have great styling and don’t break the bank.
Running out of room in your dash? New Vintage has taken all of your pertinent information and placed it in one gauge package. The 4-3/8” gauges feature programmable speedometer, tachometer, voltmeter, oil pressure, water temperature and a GM-match fuel level gauge. The high-tech stepper motor movements and LED lighting behind the scenes are the core of the units, and the styling carries on what New Vintage designers have started with in their famous Woodward and 69 series.
Each gauge features integrated turn signals and warning lamps, sending units, mounting hardware and color-coded wiring harnesses for easy installation. As always, built in the New Vintage shop in Detroit and with a 5- year warranty, these sets are hard to beat. Need to monitor other vitals? New Vintage has a full line of boost, AFR, EGT, oil temp, and pretty much any other instrument to match these sets to keep your dash tidy and cohesive.
The New 68 Series 3-in-1 gauges have the flavor of 67-68 Camaro and Firebirds, and is also available with a mounting bracket to install in the stock dash. Contact us now for pricing and kit details. dale@tradspeed.co.nz
Thursday, February 3, 2011
Wednesday, February 2, 2011
Big Bro's 34 progress...
My brother Pete finished his trunk lid off the other day for the 34. Looking sweet bro!
Thanks to Chris Webb for the use of the Louver press and guidance.
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