About

StillKruzn Arkansas is a personal automotive blog rooted in a passion for vintage cars and the car show culture that surrounds them. What started back in 2009 as a way to document the ground-up build of my 1931 Ford Model A hot rod has evolved over the years—and so have I.

Originally, the site was a journal of that build journey. But once the wheels hit the road and the car shows became regular stops, StillKruzn naturally grew into a place to share events, promote local shows, and connect with the Arkansas car community. For several years, I even hosted the Annual Car Club Meeting and ran an event calendar right here on the site. Along the way, I’ve also helped organize cruise nights, shows, and more.

My involvement also extended to the National Street Rod Association (NSRA) where I’ve proudly served in various roles—from Safety Team Member to State Inspector, and currently as the South Central Division Safety Chief.

For a while, life got busy—more travel, more shows, less blogging— and I hit pause on the site. StillKruzn.com was offline for a bit, but the passion never really went away. So, I brought it back with a new look, a clearer focus, and a fresh start.

Today, StillKruzn Arkansas is no longer an event hub. I’ve stepped away from hosting and managing shows and calendars—but the love for the hobby is still here. You’ll find stories, reflections, photos, and more on the blog, all centered around vintage cars and the people who love them.

If you're looking for local car show flyers and event info, the best place to stay connected is over on our Facebook page @StillKruzn. Give us a follow, and you won’t miss a thing.

In the meantime, get out there and drive your vintage car or truck. And if it’s not quite road-ready, get out in the garage and wrench on it—that’s part of the fun too.

Thanks for stopping by,
—Don