An intimate conversation with hot rodder and racer, Lou Stands.
The Rodcast - Episode # 29 / HROTM winners Pt 1 ( Dan Leedom, Dwayne Adams, Matt Hurley ) by American Hot Rod Foundation
The Rodcast - Episode # 28 / Tony Thacker Pt 4 by American Hot Rod Foundation
The Rodcast - Episode # 27 / Tony Thacker Pt 3 by American Hot Rod Foundation
The Rodcast - Episode # 26 / Tony Thacker Pt 2 by American Hot Rod Foundation
The Rodcast - Episode # 25 / Tony Thacker Pt 1 by American Hot Rod Foundation
The Rodcast - Episode # 24 / John Wolf by American Hot Rod Foundation
The Rodcast - Episode # 23 / Steve Gibbs Pt 3 by American Hot Rod Foundation
The Rodcast - Episode #22 / Steve Gibbs Pt 2 by American Hot Rod Foundation
The Rodcast - Episode #21 / Steve Gibbs Pt 1 by American Hot Rod Foundation
The Rodcast - Episode #20 / Harry Hibler by American Hot Rod Foundation
The Rodcast - Episode #19 / Al Kirschenbaum by American Hot Rod Foundation
The Rodcast - Episode #18 / Jay Leno by American Hot Rod Foundation
The Rodcast - Episode #17 / Roland Leong by American Hot Rod Foundation
The Rodcast - Episode # 16 / Carroll Shelby by American Hot Rod Foundation
The Rodcast - Episode # 15 / Dave Wallace Pt 2 by American Hot Rod Foundation
The Rodcast - Episode # 14 / Dave Wallace Pt 1 by American Hot Rod Foundation
The Rodcast - Episode # 13 / Don Montgomery by American Hot Rod Foundation
The Rodcast - Episode # 12 / Tommy Sparks ( Pt. 3 ) by American Hot Rod Foundation
Harold Johansen began his involvement in hot rodding and racing in the mid 1940s in a Riley 2-port powered ’29 Model A roadster that he purchased for $37.00. Not only did he keep that very car for the rest of his life, but he also continued racing it and his other cars up to his final days. A member of the SCTA 200MPH club and the winner and holder of several Land Speed records throughout his life, Harold Johansen was one of the most dedicated and accomplished hot rodders the sport has ever known.