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An Overdose of Nostalgia Filled the Air – The 17th Annual California Hot Rod Reunion » MCP-0904-BASH-15

The Dynamat Vintage Dragsters display features (left to right) Larry Payne’s “Gang Green,” Ed Golden’s Probe III, and Al Bergler’s Gratiot Auto Supply Competition Coupe. Dynamat manufactures a full line of premium sound deadening material for muscle cars, street rods and any project car that needs a quieter ride.

The Dynamat Vintage Dragsters display features (left to right) Larry Payne’s “Gang Green,” Ed Golden’s Probe III, and Al Bergler’s Gratiot Auto Supply Competition Coupe. Dynamat manufactures a full line of premium sound deadening material for muscle cars, street rods and any project car that needs a quieter ride.

Pete Ward, a long-time crew member for Tom “The Mongoo$e” McEwen, took a break from the action in McEwen’s goodie booth. The Goose always jokes with him saying, “Out of the thousands of T-shirts you sold for me over the years, you probably kept the money from half of them.”
We visited with the original “Rodfather,” San Francisco Bay area pioneer Andy Brizio, whose latest hot rod is shown here. Andy’s résumé includes being a former drag racer, former owner of Champion Speed Shop, founder of Andy’s Instant T (a mail order Model T roadster street rod shop), as well as Andy’s Tee-Shirts (a popular screen-printing business). The Rodfather’s Deuce roadster was built by his equally famous son, proprietor of Roy Brizio Street Rods in South San Francisco, California.

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