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Welcome to 2025
Happy New Year, welcome to 2025! January’s NZ Petrolhead is jam-packed with automotive coolness, with two – yes two – main features. The lead is Cody Bibby’s ’46 Ford sedan that’s a tribute to his dad’s ’47 Mercury; and then there’s a double dose of black, in the shapes of an oval window VW Beetle and a Pontiac GTO. We bring you a couple of New Year events, both run by the same promoter: the Jalopy Dust Up, and the World’s 1st Car & Bike Show. If that’s not enough, cast your peepers over Woody’s birthday party; Ngatea, Taipa, Arrowtown and Lawrence shows; and a whole heap of drag racing. NZ Petrolhead is New Zealand’s biggest-circulating special-interest monthly car mag, it’s still free, and still packed with fresh local content.
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It's here!
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.
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