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Can't wait to read these old stories. I wasn't even born until '64, but still wish I was born 20 years earlier!

I love old classic cars.

Your column was the first thing that I read in Goodguys. I enjoyed it very much ! I can relate to a few of those stories.Thanks for the memories !!!!! Ray

Hi Roger, I read your stories in the GoodGuys Gazette every month, It is the only thing i read in the whole book. I love it!!!! I started driving in 64 and i can relate to alot of your stories. Hope we can meet at a goodguys some day and shoot the bull. Am going to buy your books soon i hope. Later, John

Damn good reading, I know I can related to it as most others raised in the late 50's and 60's.I believe we all had the same goals, dreams,bad luck and good luck!Thanks for bringing up the memories! Bob

I REALLY ENJOY YOUR STORIES IN GOODGUYS. RELATE TO EVERY ONE. I GREW UP IN THE SAME ERA. JUST ORDERED YOUR 1ST BOOK. SOON I WILL ORDER THE 2ND. THANKS FOR THE GREAT MEMORIES.

from down under, just read the second book.,just as good as the first very enjoyablebest wishes ROD TAVERNER

Caught this link from the JalopyJournal.com. I think I know what to put on my Christmas list..

My husband really relates to your stories about cars and the Omaha area. Think I'll get your books for him for Christmas.

After reading excerpts from your books, I had to order both of them. As an old time hotrodder whose best friends swore would die before I was 21, I can surely relate to the stories you tell in your books. Keep on roddin' and writin' about the good old days.

How are you doing mate?Bangin gears was a great read,thanks for the autographed copy.Even down under we relate to the Gear head rubbish that we so fondly remember.My current rides are very 50s A 52 Chevie 2 door with a pair of fire escapes in the rear.Also in the shed is a 41 Chevie pick up.Both run Patricks worked sixes ,modern under pinings and go faster rear ends.Looking forward to the next book which I had better order if I expect it for CHRISSIE.

Hey Roger,I love reading the articles in Good Guys Mag and your book, "Bangin' Gears & Bustin' Heads".It is a great blast from the past to read your stories.I have many memories myself with cars and still continue to have them!Keep on cruising and keep on writing.See you around.PamLakewood, CO

Love your writing and your car savvy!

I enjoy your stories in Goodguys and wanted to know more. Thanks

Roger, I've enjoyed your stories in the Goodguys Gazette for years. Your column is the first thing I read each month. Although I didn't have very many experiences quite as wild as yours when I was young, I am around your age and the stories bring back memories. After you moved to Denver, did you ever cruise 16th Street and the Scotchman? I may have seen you and not known it.

Keep up th great work!!! I was 15 in 1957 so I kinda was there when all this stuff was pretty new. Still a gearhead!! Larry

I DON'T KNOW IF YOU REMEMBER ME FROM STARBIRDS,AND SALINA LAST YEAR, WHERE THE RATT'S THAT PUT ON THE LENGENDS OF KUSTOMS @ BLOOMINGTON, IL THISYEAR. ONE OF THE FAMILY MEMBERS OF RATTS HAS PURCHASE THE "TRENDERO", WATCH FOR IT NEXT YEAR.WE HAVE PURCHASE THE LIVINGSTON CHEVY, TRULY RARE,FIREBUG, LIL RED WRECKER, MABALLINE FROM WINFIELD.

Good gearhead reading

Loved your first book,ordering your second!

Can't tell you how stoked I am to find out about your latest book of hot rod stories. I've been waiting for another book ever since I read (and re read and re read, etc.)

Yay!! Roger I can't believe you've written books all this time I thought your real job was radio host!

Bangin gears and Bustin Heads is a great read,looking forward to reading the next one.Tim

Great work Roger! What a job you do portraying the golden age of hot rodding for us young guys(in the Midwest). It reminds me of the great stories my Dad used to tell me. It's a wonder anyone made it out of the 60's alive!Thanks, Jim Karls Arlington, NE

Hey Rog.... I am impressed.... Great job!

wow Rog I really like your website if I buy a book will you autograph it for me?? thanks kell