It’s the most wonderful time of the year, and we’re already getting in the holiday spirit with our brand new 2018 Holiday Catalog. Yours is in the mail, but we figured you may want to take a peek inside and get your Christmas shopping done early.
In 2019 we’ll be celebrating a quarter century of The Rodder’s Journal, and we’re particularly excited about our 25th anniversary collection. It features everything from hats and T-shirts to bomber jackets and pint glasses, all emblazoned with our 25th anniversary roadster logo penned by Ed Tillrock.
But it doesn’t stop there. Just like in years past, our catalog features a carefully curated blend of new items and time-honored staples. Since we know Christmas shopping can be a major project, we’ve assembled a 2018 Holiday Gift Guide Below.
To place an order, click the item or give us a call at (800) 750-9550 in the United States, (877) 479-2627 in Canada or (650) 246-8920 internationally.
Cheers!
Your Friends at The Rodder’s Journal
Holiday Gift Guide
(Click on each item to learn more)
Hot Rod Your Model A is a comprehensive guide to building an A-V8 out of an older restoration. Laid out like a shop manual and spiral bound in a binder, the 330+ page book measures 10×11-1/2 inches and is printed in full color. We have the last of the first print run, so get yours while supplies last.
This newly released book shares the story of legendary drag racer "Dyno" Don Nicholson all the way from his dry lakes days to Funny Car stardom. A must-have for racing fans.
Nothing beats a barn find, and author Tom Cotter certainly knows where to find them. In this new 192-page book, he hits the Mother Road looking for rusty gold in his 1939 Ford Woody.
Our special-edition 25th anniversary calendars are in-stock and shipping. Only 2,500 have been printed and each is signed and numbered by the publisher. When they're gone, they're gone.
These pocket-sized Church photography books zero in on everything we love—rods and customs, lowriders, dragsters and land speed racers—showcasing fine lines, rough edges, candy colors and raw casting that make these cars so cool.
