Canadian Rodder

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Starting with basics, the site offered editorials, local coverage, readers rides and the obvious links. Shortly after, Canadian Rodder was approached by painter and House of Kolors representative John Connery relative to providing paint tech articles. This series still generates huge numbers every month. A series of build articles on a '34 Ford was added followed by event coverage. Subsequent to this, an Under Construction section was added to showcase reader's cars in progress. In a 5 star review of the site in September 2004, Rod & Custom magazine said: "Here is a very cool and extensive site from our neighbours to the north. This E-zine produced 'by Canadians for rodders everywhere' is loaded with features and photos. On our last visit, we found extensive buildup stories of several rods, numerous articles on painting and graphics, event coverage, a message forum, classified ads, galleries of rodders' rides filled with more than 100 rods and customs and several interviews with various well-known folks from the rodding world. Our favourite page was the Under Construction Zone featuring not-yet-finished rods." In 2001, Canadian Rodder started a project car of it's own - a 1932 Ford 3-window coupe. An impressive list of supporters became associated with this project. To-date, over 50 articles have been written on this project and the car went on to garner 9 awards at Canada's largest indoor show Performance World including: 1st. place - top ten in show, best engine, best...

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