Mitzi’s Motor Mavens: Stella
Stella is a home-grown California girl who currently resides in Los Angeles who has a passion for classic cinema and acting.
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Button It Up: Dzus Fasteners
Bolts are designed to hold stuff together. Bolts used in the aircraft industry are special (no secret). But there are other high quality methods incorporated in aviation to affix parts, and several have been used with regularity in motor sports. And those aviation-fastening devices are Dzus fasteners.
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[GALLERY] Holohan’s Hot Rod Shop
At HHRS their goal is to provide the best available fabrication and project car builds possible by tapping into a total of 45 years of personal and professional sheet metal/fabrication experience.
Mitzi’s Motor Mavens: Miss Mandy Frank
Miss Mandy Frank is a well-known Pittsburgh pin-up personality who loves to spend her time at car shows and hosting, judging, or competing in pin-up contests.
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[Gallery] Back to the 50s
This year was the 50th annual “Back to the 50s” car show held at the 320 acre Minnesota State Fairgrounds.
Mitzi’s Motor Mavens: Leslye Rox
Leslye Rox, Miss ZADM 2024, brings awareness to restoration education as the Zimmerman Automotive Museum Ambassador.
Playing with Plastic: Building A Dedicated Ignition Mounting Board
Mounting an ignition should be simple, right? Maybe not. Sure you see ignition boxes bolted to the firewall on countless cars at countless events, but there are a couple of problems with that: First is the fact some ignition boxes might be water resistant, but they’re not water proof.
Mitzi’s Motor Mavens: Lola LaBamba
Meet Lola LaBamba, our newest Motor Maven.
Mitzi’s Motor Mavens: Seattle Paige
Meet Seattle Paige, our newest Motor Maven!
Fusing The Circuit: Selecting Switches
When you add an electrical part to your car (race car, street rod, street-strip car, whatever) such as an electric fan, an electric fuel pump or whatever, there’s almost always a need to splice in a switch. Easy enough. You should be able to go down to your local auto parts store and buy a switch. That’s a no brainer. Right? Maybe not: