Rodders Journal

Winter comes but once a year, and now it’s almost here! TRJ has the perfect gifts for the holiday season! Especially for those of you living where the winters get cold, check out some of our new jackets we have available. Similar to our Classic “black on black” TRJ Letterman jacket we’re still selling, we now have a TRJ “maroon on maroon” Letterman jacket with a wool body and leather sleeves. Also new, the TRJ Dickies Eisenhower jacket. This one comes in all black with our TRJ Shield logo in red, much like our black hats. Another great gift idea is our TRJ Car Coat that comes in a all navy color with our logo chain-stitched on the back. This is one of my personal favorites because I really like the “peacoat” kinda feel that it has. The great thing about all these jackets is they’re very versatile and will look good on both genders!

Our most popular t-shirt, the men’s “weesner” is now available in six different colors! We still carry the black and white, now you can also wear it in army green, blue, cardinal red and maroon. Perfect colors that are in style year round and would make a great stocking stuffer!

We’ve got alot of new and rockin’ stuff coming your way! The Rodder’s Journal is working on numerous projects that’ll be available for you all within the next month or two. First off, TRJ’s Publisher, Steve Coonan, is “leaving on a jet plane” this weekend to make sure our new 28 page catalog turns out perfect for our customers. We are getting so much new product in stock the staff here can hardly wait! The inside of the catalog contains never before seen t-shirts, car club jackets, and kid’s clothes. Of course I’m very anxious to have more of a variety of women’s wear too! We really hope that you are just as excited as we are!

Our next issue #38, is printed and will be available to TRJ readers in a short amount of weeks. TRJ never disappoints to provide extremely entertaining, well-informed stories and without a doubt cool cars! Inside the new issue are full spreads of the famous Orange Crate and Sam Barris Merc, as well as a tribute to the 50th anniversary of the L.A. Roadsters Club. I actually had the privilege to look through many old albums of people, cars and history that was of key importance to the L.A. Roadsters Club and Show. I was able to read really old letters and notes from club meetings and see the faces of the people that started such a wonderful tradition. It was truly amazing to imagine the decades I was unable to be a part of. Look for some of these pictures featured in the upcoming issue!

I have received many questions about when we will be obtaining more copies of the 50 Years of Rod & Custom Book and I’m happy to announce that we are in the process re-printing! We’re now taking orders and recommend the sooner you order, the better! Sign up and be the first to receive your book within 30 days after it comes into our warehouse. You can contact us for your order via phone, Email and/or website. After selling out completely in the first round of copies, we’re definitely hoping that history does in fact repeat itself!

–Ashley