SEMA 2014: The Mercury Marine Dual Overhead Cam Four Valve LS Engine Was The Coolest Motor We Saw At SEMA
Ok, here’s wrinkle in the LS world that we had no idea was coming and it is a BIG one. Mercury Racing, the people that make all the awesome boat engines pulled the wraps off of a new engine...
SEMA 2014: Here’s A Collection Of Photos Featuring Trucks And Nothing BUT Trucks
Trucks are a massive part of the SEMA show because trucks are a massive part of the automotive aftermarket and they come in all shapes and sizes. In this group of photos you’ll see trucks of...
Watch a Street Legal Zamboni Drive Down the Highway – This is Insane!
Well this seriously beats all! In the video below you will see a Zamboni hauling down the highway and keeping up with traffic. The dude driving the thing is hanging out in the breeze like a normal...
SEMA 2014: This Chuck Mallet Built Silverado Is Retro Done Right – Sometimes Just Enough Really Is Just Enough (There’s Lots Of Horsepower, Though)
I guess I was in a truckin’ mood yesterday because after seeing the tracked FC170 Jeep at Daystar, the next thing that froze me was this awesome Silverado which is living in the Kooks Headers...
SEMA 2014: Daystar Products’ Jeep FC 170 Truck With Hemi Power And Tracks Is 100% BangShift Approved
There’s love a first site and then there are the emotions that I felt when I rounded a corner at the 2014 SEMA show and saw the amazing creation that lies before you on these electronic pages....
SEMA 2013: Mini-Feature – Quik Silver The Custom 1957 Chevy Truck To Rule Them All
While the nooks and crannies of SEMA 2013 are filled with the cars and trucks that bear checking out, some of them stand above the rest. This 1957 Chevy truck called Quik Silver is one of those...
Watch This Rock Buggy Suffer A Horrendous Free Fall Crash Off The Infamous Cable Hill
The world of rock bouncing is quickly becoming a huge part of the off roading scene. Think of it like the small tire classes of drag racing. These are wild creations that use all kinds of suspension...
The Greatest Trar Ever Is For Sale: Behold The 1954 Chevy Bel Air X Press Mud Car
BangShift reader Scott VanderSchorr, metal worker extrodinare sent me this link via Facebook and suggested that I may want to have a look-see at it. Scott knows me and my weakness for things large...
This Ancient and Bizarre Cement Truck Is The Coolest Thing On eBay Right Now – What Decade Is It From?
This one is so interesting and cool it nearly brings tears to our eyes. The eBay ad lists this truck as being a 1920 cement truck. We’re not so sure that it is from the 1920s and we say that...
Wild Video: Dennis Anderson Power Wheelies the King Sling Mud Truck Over Backwards!
If you combined an alcohol dragster, a monster truck, and a lunatic you would get Dennis Anderson and his insane King Sling mud truck. Rolling on massive tractor tires and powered by a motor that has...
UPDATE: Virgin Galactic’s SpaceShipTwo Has Been Lost
UPDATE 11/01/2014: In images released by AP, it is apparent that SpaceShipTwo USS Enterprise suffered an explosion in-flight that caused the breakup of the craft, bringing it down into the Mojave...
This Pulling Truck Has A Giant LED Screen On The Front For Spectators To See Engine Vitals And A V8 That Revs To Nearly 10,000 RPM
So we love truck pulling here and you know that. You know that because we have shared hundreds of videos over the years of creations big and small pulling the sled. This is something entirely new...
Forget The Haunted Hayride, Break Out The Devil’s Own Ditch Witch And Scare Everybody! This Thing Rules!
When Tedly sent me this video, he promised me that Lohnes would absolutely lose it over the contents. Once I saw the video, I knew that I wanted to drive this to any of the haunted hayrides in my...
2014 Boonesborough Boogie Nationals Coverage – Trucks, Bikes, Freaks, And Cool Stuff We Can’t Classify
(Words and photos by Doug Gregory) – The Boonesborough Boogie Nationals is hosted by the Southern Knights of Central Kentucky car club and takes place at Ft. Boonesborough State Park near...
