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Merry Christmas! December’s NZ Petrolhead magazine rounds out the year with a bumper-sized 80 pages of fossil-fuel burning old car goodness. While the greenies are out hugging trees you can relax with a beer and read about two green The Toy Shed built ‘70s Holdens; a HG Kingwood and a HT Monaro. We bring you coverage of the Stragglers’ Charity Custom and Classic Car Display and Sulphur City’s Carz Camp, both of which have extra images in this website’s events gallery. There are drag racing reports from around the country, rod runs, and bike racing. Make sure you browse the classified advertising section and grab yourself a Christmas present, and have a gander at the extensive upcoming events listings.
NZ Petrolhead is New Zealand’s number one special interest car mag, it’s still free, and still monthly. Pick up your copy from outlets throughout New Zealand, or click on the button to have it delivered (P&P fee applies).
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Treat yourself or that special someone in your life to the latest issue of New Zealand’s coolest hot rodding magazine.
Actually, NZ Rodder #194 is more of a coffee-table publication than a magazine. It’s printed on high quality paper with a heavy gloss laminated cover, and is jam-packed with cool images and informative, and entertaining editorial.
The lead feature is a flathead-powered, chopped, louvered, bare-steel ’30 Model A that just screams ‘hot rod’. You’ll read about a ’34 Ford Coupe that’s basically hand-built, body and all; and exclusive stories about the ex Curley West ’32 street/strip Ford Coupe that’s just emerged from a 25-year hibernation, and the ex Berry and Chung ’41 Ford kustom pick-up.
We bring you extensive coverage of the inaugural Ol’Skool Drags, a kiwi racing his Harley at TROG, and grasskhana action from Carz Camp. Art, old kiwi show history, a shed raid… the NZ Rodder # 194 has it all going on.
Get your epic dose of hot rod and kustom goodness for just $30 plus delivery.
* Due to high volumes there may be a delay in order deliveries - Post Haste Couriers and NZ Post.
This is beyond the control of Advance Publishing, we thank you for your patience during this time.