Advertiser Update: Graffiti Alley

Graffiti Alley has been serving Eugene and beyond since July 1991 with parts for classic cars, trucks and hot rods. This is the source for “the hands-on gearhead” and it’s located In Eugene, Oregon. Bob has been involved in the automotive world his whole life in drag racing as well as parts supplying.
You’ll find what you need for that special project in your garage, often in stock and ready for you to pick up or Bob can ship it to you. Sheetmetal, window felts, weather-stripping, dynamat, collectable memorabilia and the like. Bob can also appraise your Hot Rod, Resto-mod, Antique car or truck.

Graffiti Alley has the largest Ford Mustang parts inventory in Lane County, on the shelf and ready for you. Give them a call @ 541-689-7334 and please tell them you heard about Graffiti Alley in Roddin’ & Racin’ NorthWest. Or, stop by at 675 River Rd., Eugene, OR.

Advertiser Update: Finishline Coatings

Ceramic coatings were originally designed and created by the Aerospace industry for use by NASA. They are a thermal coating, corrosion resistant, they control heat, help dissipate heat and more.

Finishline Coatings is the industry leader in ceramic coatings for automotive and industrial uses. They can help reduce underhood heat, increase the lifetime of your exhaust system, and help scavenge exhaust gases making your exhaust run cooler, restore your aluminum components to their factory finish by burnishing them. They offer internal engine component coatings that help control heat, create a thermal barrier, molybnium coatings that reduce friction and wear, and oil shedding coatings.

Cerma-chrome is offer in many colors including black, titanium, gun metal gray, raw steel, cast iron, gold and others, upon request.

For additional information please visit their website www.finishlinecoationgs.com or call 503-659-4278. We are located East off McLoughlin Blvd. at 2889 S. E. Silver Springs Road. Milwaukie, OR. 97222.

Advertiser Update: CROCKER BLASTING SERVICES

Hopefully, you noticed the double ‘Business Card Ad” on the business card page these last couple of months, Crocker Blasting Services, Dustless Blasting. A few people asked me “What is Dustless Blasting”? Well let’s talk about what Colin Crocker and his “Dustless Blasting,” process is and what it can do for you and your project.

First of all, he will come to you, yep it’s mobile. Second, it is indeed “dustless.” If you have ever “Sand Blasted” anything, you know there can be a huge dust cloud and a large mess everywhere when the work is done. With “Dustless Blasting” there is little to no clean-up and it’s environmentally friendly. With “Dustless Blasting” less heat is developed reducing the risk of warping the metal, a common problem with ordinary sand blasting. Colin tells me that he can even blast fiberglass without damage to the subsurface.
Once the blasting is done he applies a rust inhibitor to keep the bare metal from flash rusting. My experience shows me that starting with a clean surface on any car restoration is always the best idea. It saves time and therefore money, not to mention hard work sanding rust, paint or body filler off your pride and joy.

Start your next project with a clean slate. Get it blasted by Colin Crocker with Crocker Blasting Services and Dustless Blasting. 971-409-3774, colin@crockerblasting.com, www.CrockerBlasting.com. Be sure and tell him Roddin’ & Racin’ NorthWest sent you.

Russ’z Restoration and Upholstery Advertiser Update

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Well, Russz’s has been advertising in this little publication for almost a year now and he tells me it’s WORKING.  I love hearing that.  He is growing and making changes as can be seen by the name change.  They have expanded the shop space and now they are expanding their services to include restoration work in addition to the upholstery work.
Here are some shots of the recently finished 1965 Dodge A-100 Pickup owned by Art Laws of Sun Valley, Idaho. Russ and company did the interior as well as installed one piece power door glass.  The truck looks great too.  Look for an upcoming feature on this one in the future.  You can see it though, at the upcoming Portland Roadster Show at the EXPO Center March 20-22.

R&G Machining Update

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I visited R & G Machining the other day to get an update on their machine shops capabilities.  It’s amazing, they can do almost any kind of machine work for engines that you might need, or they have a large stock of rebuilt parts and engines on hand.     

R & G Machining is a full service machine shop.  They can turn crankshafts, regrind camshafts, bore engines, align bore, hone, balance, do head work to include resurfacing, valve grinding, install new seats and guides, flow bench test heads, weld blocks and heads and they work on both Gas and Diesel engines, all in house.

R & G Machining also has exchange cranks, rods, cams, heads, short blocks and long blocks in stock for same day service.  And they have a full parts supply as well.  Visit their web site at www.grumpysperformancecenter.com or visit them at 27716 S. Hwy 213, Mulino, OR. or give them at call at 503-829-6038.

 

Jack’s Specialty Parts advertiser update

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Jacks “collection” of what I generally call “hard parts” is extensive.  The coverage is from the 30’s thru the 70’s with a little into the 80’s if there were ‘carryover’ applications.  Jack tells me that his inventory is primarily Ford and Chevy mechanical parts, no sheet metal, glass or rubber parts.  
Having had a career in the aftermarket auto parts business, Jack has crossed his inventory over into one numbering system for ease of identification.  This large collection of elderly but, new parts is all properly organized and arranged on parts room shelving in his warehouse space at 909 N.E. Cleveland Ave. in Gresham, OR. 503-667-1725.  If you’re looking for parts for your latest project, Jack might be able to help, give him a call.