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ASRF LEGEND – NEVILLE ANDERSON

Neville’s first venture into hot rodding was in 1960 with a 1934 Plymouth sedan. In 1965 he purchased a licenced,

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The all new ASRF Legends awards are now a reality and it was South Australia’s turn late last year to

Neil is an active member of WAs hot rodding community and his T-Bucket is well known in WA and on

Following the postponement of the March event, The Australian Street Rod Federation again extends an invitation to all motoring enthusiasts,

This bulletin sets out to explain how ASRF members should transfer registered hot rods in Queensland under the QSRTAC system.

Dave Hart has been part of the hot rod scene for decades and has created many awesome vehicles. As part

The South Australian ASRF TAC regularly represent at the annual Extreme Auto Expo in Adelaide and do so in style.

If there’s one thing you can credit Aussie street rodders with, it’s that they love to drive their street rods!

Vince built his channelled 1932 Ford roadster in 1966. With its Ford Y block V8, it was one of the

Organisers have made the decision to cancel the registration and vehicle mods info day scheduled for this Saturday at Hawkesbury