Publication: American Rodder
Issue Date: March 2006

Summary:
To improve their line of brackets and accessory parts, Zoops identified the need to market complete kits that include all the components necessary to complete a full engine accessory installation. This design challenge was not an easy one, as there are numerous accessory options, but the Zoops engineers tackled it anyway, and they did it with style and helped standardize and simplify such decisions. The company’s newest offering is the Posi-Trak system, which was devised to not only look good, but to eliminate the search and possible mismatching of all the components needed.
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Publication: Truckin' Magazine
Issue Date: August 2003

Summary:
Cleaning your wheels is a process that can be both time-consuming and frequent. A big complaint about owning a nice set of wheels is the high maintenance some types can require to keep them looking good. ZoopSeal is a product that can solve this problem.
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Publication: American Rodder
Issue Date: November 2002

Summary:
In recent years, Zoops has become well known for building high-quality pulleys and adjustable brackets for a variety of engines, including kits for the big-block Ford. The product line is always expanding as Zoops look for new ways to build parts that can easily find a useful street rodding home. One day they decided to build a street rod using many of the parts they manufacture. Zoops' decision was any easy one: build a high-tech ‘32 highboy coupe with a very healthy Chevy big-block engine.
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Publication: Street Rod Builder
Issue Date: July 2002

Summary:
Nothing beats the look of polished billet parts—that is, if you like polished billet. And there’s nothing as much of a pain in the #@* to maintain as polished billet parts. It’s fun for a couple of times, and then the Zen-like wax-on/wax-off appeal fades pretty quickly, along with the luster of the polished parts themselves. What would you say if you didn’t have to polish your shiny billet parts anymore? Well, we know what we would say!
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Publication: Street Rodder
Issue Date: July 2002

Summary:
Okay boys and girls, listen up; this one’s big. Seeing how STREET RODDER is the conduit that many companies use to inform street rod enthusiasts, we get inundated with all sorts of “revolutionary” or “the next big thing” products. Many times they’re neat, but it’s rare that the products live up to the title. This, though, just might be one of those few times.
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Publication: Family Power Boat Magazine
Issue Date: June 2002

Summary:
Nothing beats the look of polished billet parts. Likewise, nothing is as much of a pain as maintaining polished billet parts. It’s fun for a couple of times, and then the Zen-like wax-on/wax-off appeal fades, along with your part’s finish. What if you didn’t have to polish your shiny parts anymore? Wouldn’t that be a relief? Well, we’ve discovered a product that is simply astounding.
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