This is the official fan page for Speedway Motors - America's Oldest Speed Shop.
Informação
- Local:
- Lincoln, NE, 68528
- Telefone:
- 1.800.979.0122
- Seg - Qui:
- 7:00 - 22:00
- 6ª f.:
- 7:00 - 20:00
- Sab:
- 9:00 - 17:00
- Dom:
- 17:00 - 21:00
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2009 RacingActualizado na terça-feira
Newest Additions to the Smith Collection Museum of American SpeedCriado há cerca de 2 meses
Speedway Motors Speedy Bill's Black Friday Special - FREE FREIGHT on orders of $150 or more! Friday Nov. 27th - Nov. 30th. Just use Promo Code 1403W. For more details - check here: http://www.speedwaymotors.com/faq.dlp
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Speedway Motors is America''s Oldest Speed Shop® and has been a trusted source for high performance parts for hot rods and racing for over 56 years.
Speedway Motors Wishing everyone a Happy Thanksgiving! Stay tuned tomorrow for Black Friday deals online!
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Speedy’ Bill’s Autobiography goes on sale this December – read here to find out
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If you’ve ever wondered to yourself what being ‘Speedy’ Bill Smith would be like – this is the perfect opportunity to find out! "Fast Company - Six Decades of Racers, Rascals and Rods" is being released this December! ...
Jerry Peterson I need some tech support help. I have a T-Bucket project and I'm wondering how am I supposed to attach the budget hinges Part # 91652820 to my body to hang the doors? It had some very week cabinet style hinges on it originally, but it really needs something stronger and intended for the application. I think the budgets... will work, if I can figure out how to attach them? Glass them in or what? Suggestions? Here's a pic of the car before disassembly.
Steve Surface We raced with your parts for years and now use the hot rod catalog...I don't seen to tear the wheels off of the Model A like I did in the Dirt Modified!! THANKS..
Darren Smith I use Speedway motors products and here is a sample of what they can mke your engine look like
Speedway Motors Want to keep your aluminum racing radiator working its best? Then defend it from damaging debris with the ultra-strong and lightweight Honeycomb Radiator Protector from Speedway Motors!
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Want to keep your aluminum racing radiator working its best? Then defend it from damaging debris with the ultra-strong and lightweight Honeycomb Radiator Protector from Speedway Motors!
Speedway Motors Two shows in one week! Tomorrow night we'll be on TLC's 'Street Customs' at 9:00 CT - Check out the blog for more info: http://bit.ly/3gzNxk
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The small-screen spotlight is shining brightly on Speedway Motors this week! First came our company profile on the “World’s Greatest!...” television show Monday and Tuesday. And on Thursday, ...
Speedway Motors A '32 Ford roadster is the quintessential street rod, and Speedway Motors makes it easy to own and drive one with the fantastic Signature Series '32 Roadster. This all-steel roadster comes fully assembled, painted and upholstered you simply add your own engine, transmission and exhaust to create a fun, show-winning rid...e. Check out this finished example that was built and tested by Street Rodder Magazine - and then visit our website for more info!
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A 32 Ford roadster is the quintessential street rod, and Speedway Motors makes it easy to own and drive one with the fantastic Signature Series 32 Roadster. This all-steel roadster comes fully assembled, ...
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Paul Milford Just watched the special about Speedway Motors on Direct TV. Really great spot on Speedway Motors. Thanks for sharing!
Shane Jones
Says hi to all at speedway motors . I posted a question on your email about the 2 different gaskets sets you get for my flat head . From looking at the pictures on your web sight , you can't see what the difference is . I know that there are 2 different year model gasket sets . I don't now what year model my flat head ...is . Please could you tell me what the differenc is , as I'm in south Africa and if I order the wrong set then that would be a wast of money . My motor is a 24 stud & has a 3 3/16" bore & the timing covet has 2 bolts that bolt the distributor on to the timing cover .
