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There was a time that 34’s were so cheap, even surfers could afford them.  In this photo, this car is about 30 years old...
29/08/2026

There was a time that 34’s were so cheap, even surfers could afford them. In this photo, this car is about 30 years old. It’s equivalent to the value of a 94 Crown Vic today. It is a mild kustom though. Lowered and running a set of Kelsey Hayes wires. Just think of all the bitchin’ rides we once had, that we wish we never let go.

SUPPORT PRINT — BUY DIRECT.We’ve seen a lot of comments asking “Why can’t I find you in stores?”There’s a reason.Newssta...
26/08/2026

SUPPORT PRINT — BUY DIRECT.

We’ve seen a lot of comments asking “Why can’t I find you in stores?”

There’s a reason.

Newsstands used to be the lifeblood of magazines. Today, they can be a death sentence for independent print.

By the time distributors, wholesalers, retailers, shipping, and unsold copies are accounted for, a publisher can see very little from a magazine sitting on a newsstand. And the copies that don't sell? They are destroyed and we are not paid for the unsold copies. That's a tough business model for anyone trying to keep a real, physical magazine alive.

If you want to see magazines like Car Kulture Deluxe and Ol' Skool Rodz continue to exist, the best way to support us is simple:

BUY DIRECT at carkulturedeluxe.com

Grab a copy from us online or at one of the shows we're attending. When you buy direct, more of your money actually goes toward producing the next issue—paying for printing, photography, travel, stories, and keeping this culture documented on paper.

We believe print still matters. There's something about holding a magazine, putting it on the shelf, and coming back to it years later that a social media post will never replace.

If we want print to survive, we have to support it.

Buy a copy. Tell a friend. Share the magazine. Keep print alive.

TRADITION NEVER DIES.

We might need to call for some help from our readers… Looking through our archives, researching for a future issue, we c...
24/08/2026

We might need to call for some help from our readers… Looking through our archives, researching for a future issue, we came across this image. Of course it’s Barris’ Munster Koach, but we’re a bit unclear as to what’s going on here. We don’t recognize anyone here as part of the crew from Barris Kustoms. Can anyone shed some light on this?

Your local church organ doesn’t have the only pipes that play heavenly music !!
22/08/2026

Your local church organ doesn’t have the only pipes that play heavenly music !!

Back in the 50’s, J.C. Whitney was the gateway for the average Joe to kustomize his car.  Before that a guy would need t...
20/08/2026

Back in the 50’s, J.C. Whitney was the gateway for the average Joe to kustomize his car. Before that a guy would need to bring his car to a specialist that was either too expensive, or a couple of states away. Now flipping through a .25 cent catalog, you could buy a chrome tube grille, Bellflower tips, and Spinner hubcaps to decorate the family chariot. What started out as a salvage yard in 1915 selling body parts off wrecked cars to body shops, turned into the largest multi million dollar aftermarket parts supplier this star spangled country has ever seen. J.C. Whitney soon after became world wide, and enabled the ambitious do-it-yourselfers around the globe to turn their boring blank boxcar to a bedazzled bolt-on boulevard beauty. Who remembers their first J.C. Whitney purchase?

16/08/2026

'Merica! RatsNestRunIn

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