We’ve been seeing the occasional shot of the bronzed flathead cylinder heads from Aaron Von Minden over the past couple of months. Now, the flathead is in the truck and has been running.
If all goes as planned, we should have video to share soon.

Photos of the install after the break
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While we’ve had lots of west coast news thanks to Gary Faules and Lucky, it’s been a while since we’ve had any updates from Aaron Von Minden. While I’m sure things at Designworks are keeping him on his toes, it’s the stuff coming out of SSG that we’re interested in and it seems that things have been humming along quite nicely in the home of Savage Speed.

The smokin’ kool Ford above (and after the break) belongs to Kort Neumann, who is a designer at Honda. With designers who drive stuff this cool, maybe there’s some stylistic hope for Honda yet. Let this man design the next Ridgeline. Aw hell, let Von Minden have at it too!
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We never cease to be amazed by some of the things we see presented to us by our West Coast contributer, Aaron Von Minden. Today we have bronze cylinder heads and an intake manifold that have just returned from the polishing shop. These are for the flathead in the Savage Speed shop truck! Too kool.
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When our west coast contributor Aaron Von Minden picked up this 49 Mercury back in February, he had one goal in mind. Drive the beast to the Cruise Nationals at Paso Robles in May. Well, Paso was last weekend and mission accomplished!
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Ok, so it’s in the West Coast version of The Garage, but let a guy dream will ya?

Once again, our west coast contributer of cool has brightened the gloomy days of winter way up here in the Great White North. The newest project in the Savage Speed Garage is a 34 Ford Coupe.
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When was the last time you saw a Rod at full opposite lock? The guys over at Savage Speed in sunny CA have a serious handle on the cooler things that Hot Rodding has to offer. The gallery has some hot pics of Rods in action, not to mention some killer collectibles like a Don Garlits firesuit. What is that nasty stain on the leg? If you are looking for speed parts for your rat rod that have some real history, these guys can hook you up. How about a Cadillac flathead that ran at Bonneville in 1950. Too Cool.

Source: Jalopnik