Roseville Rod & Custom

The Goodguys Rod and Custom Association series of eighteen events for 2019 draws to a close this weekend at Westworld of Scottsdale, in Scottsdale, Arizona. This event, the 22nd Speedway Motors Southwest Nationals, is the location where the year's major category award winners are presented with a magnificent, and permanent, reminder of their achievements. Amadeo and Teri Angelo are there to accept the beautiful Snap-On tool chest trophy seen below, emblazoned with images of ...their Ardun flathead powered 1936 Ford three window coupe. This car was crowned the Goodguys 2019 Tanks, Inc. Hot Rod of the Year last May at the 14th Nashville Nationals in Nashville, Tennessee. It is also featured on the cover of the September issue of Goodguys Gazette. Inside that issue are more photos and a complete description of the many intricate details included in it's construction. Roseville Rod and Custom is very proud to have been selected to assist the Angelos in the creation of their unique vehicle, and to be in Scottsdale for the presentation of this very significant trophy. See more

The September issue of Goodguy’s Gazette is now out. The 2019 Hot Rod of the Year; 1936 Ford 3 window that Roseville Rod & Custom built for Amie Angelo is on the cover! Inside you will find the complete story of this fun build. Many thanks to Mr. Angelo for choosing us to carry out his vision.

Amie Angelo's 36 Ford 3 window coupe returned from the GoodGuy's Northwest Nationals in Puyallup, Washington with the Morrison Chassis "Builders Choice Award." The talent of Not Stock Photography captured the essence of Ford's iconic 1936 style in this photo as the Roseville Rod and Custom built car rolled into the awards ceremony.

Roseville Rod & Custom is displaying Amie Angelo’s Goodguy’s 2019 Hot Rod of the Year 1936 Ford at this weekend’s Goodguy’s Northwest Nationals in Puyallup, Wa. Look for this car on the cover of next months Goodguy’s Gazette.

Roseville Rod and Custom is very pleased to announce that Amie Angelo’s 1936 Ford coupe has been awarded the Goodguy’s Hot Rod of the Year for 2019. This is the second time in three years that a Roseville Rod and Custom built vehicle has won this prestigious award; presented annually at the Goodguy’s Nashville National’s.

This article appeared in a recent issue of onallcylinders.com, an internet blog of Summit Racing Equipment. Roseville Rod and Custom was pleased to see that Summit selected an Associated Press, (AP), photo of the Blanchard-Bacik-York lakester to help illustrate the effort to preserve the natural wonder of the Bonneville Salt Flats. NEWS & CAR CULTURE Racing Community Pushes $50 Million Proposal to Save the Bonneville Salt Flats Posted by Will Schertz on February 27, 2019 at ...12:16 pm Tweet Bonneville Salt Flats Race Car (Image/Associated Press) The Bonneville Salt Flatsone of the world’s greatest natural wonders, and an iconic bucket-list travel destination for automotive enthusiasts everywhereis in dire straits. Over time, the hard crust that forms the surface of the flats has gradually eroded and shifted southward, leaving it thinner andwellless salty. Surprisingly, the surface is reported to be so soft in some areas that it may soon become unsafe for fast drivinga sad reality that the Utah Salt Flats Racing Association is hoping to change. According to the Salt Lake Tribune, the association is asking the Bureau of Land Management to spend $50 million to ramp up an existing experimental salt lay-down program that it and federal land managers believe could thicken the crust. Since the late ’90s, Utah has been pumping brine from potash mine ponds south of Interstate 80 to the salt flats, the article reported. The proposal would accelerate these efforts through a new 10-year program that would pump up to 540 million gallons of brine onto the flats in hopes of depositing 1.5 million tons of new salt onto the flats each year. The Salt Lake Tribune reported that the $50 million price tag takes into account the need for construction of new ponds and ditches and installation of pipelines and pumps. The Specialty Equipment Market Association got in on the action, asking Utah residents and others who care about the Bonneville Salt Flats to send a letter to the state’s lawmakers urging them to help fund the program through the state’s budget. SEMA and other backers of the proposal are lobbying for a $5 million appropriation to help persuade the federal government to cover the remainder of the cost. This photo is of the Blanchard-Bacik-York B/Blown Gas Lakester in line for a run down the long course at Bonneville Speed Week 2016. That’s team member Xavier Vasquez on the phone asking for last minute advice from the speed gods. Many thanks to Summit Racing Equipment and onallcylinders.com for the memories! SAVE THE SALT.

Important stops for any gearhead attending the Sacramento Autorama at Cal Expo this weekend are these two booths on the north wall of building A. On the left is Sherm’s Plating, absolutely the finest shop on the planet for all of your brightwork needs. These two ladies are prepared to answer all of your questions. Right next door is the annual show location of Tim’s Hot Rods. Across the aisle you will find four beautiful vehicles in a range of body styles, produced by Tim Lohrey and crew, including the outstanding 46 Chevy pickup in the foreground.

Any visit to this weekend’s Sacramento Autorama at Cal Expo should include a close look at the vehicles displayed by Lee’s Vintage Car Shop. Jeff Noreen and crew produce outstanding award winning cars every year.

The 1936 Ford 3 window coupe recently completed for Amie and Teri Angelo is now on display at the 69th Sacramento Autorama. The show runs from Friday, Feb. 15th thru Sunday, Feb. 17th. Over 500 unique hot rods and custom cars are on display. Stop by and say hello. We’re in building B, south wall.

The Roseville Rod and Custom built Brian George Roadster returned to the Grand National Roadster Show this year and was awarded the Blackie Gejeian Memorial Trophy. You may remember some of the long list of awards and recognition this outstanding vehicle received in 2016. They included Goodguy’s Hot Rod of the Year; the Ford Motor Company Best Of Show - Outstanding Achievement In Design at SEMA; Best Hot Rod of Show at the GNRS, and top awards at every other show it entered.

This year’s major build from Roseville Rod and Custom, the 1936 Ford coupe for Amie & Teri Angelo, just received the First in Class and Best Hot Rod of Show awards at the 2019 Grand National Roadster Show in Pomona CA.

The 36 Ford that we just completed is being set up at the Grand National Roadster Show, L.A. County Fairgrounds in Pomona.