Ever Wonder How They Make Those Wood Rimmed Steering Wheels Found In Old Muscle Cars And Classics? Here’s How.
I’ve never been much of a wood wheel guy, but Mustangs, Camaros, and more had them as options back in the day and they are sought after by many now. Of course you can buy wood grain steering...
Instant Savings On Tons Of Stuff At Jegs.com. Sales Ends Tonight, So Check Out What You Can Save On Now!
Man are we spoiled in 2021. We can order any parts we want online, get free shipping, get it within days, and can look at every single part imaginable on the screen in front of us. Oh, and it seems...
This Survivor 1986 Chevrolet K30 Dually Might Be The Ultimate 4×4 Square Body Tow Pig
Back in the day, the most capable one ton tow rig on the planet was a single cab dually. They weighed the least, so they could carry the most, and they had all the power and might to pull any...
Watch A 1967 Mustang Fastback Go Through The Entire Acid Dipping Process To Strip The Body Completely Clean
When building a car from the ground up, sometimes one of the worst questions you’ll ask yourself is how far to strip the car down for paint and bodywork. These is when the scope and price tag...
Morning Symphony: Hellraising At Motorvation 2021
You can cry foul about how burnouts are wasteful, and pointless, and stupid all you damn well please. Where I’m concerned, your opinions and complaints fall upon deaf ears. You want to know...
Unhinged: GM Is Going All-In On Electric Vehicles By 2035? That Sounds Bold…
The news came down on Thursday: General Motors pledged to stop making gasoline-powered passenger cars, vans, and sport-utilities by 2035, promising to move past the internal combustion engine and...
You Can Make Power Level Adjustments With Just The Flip Of A Switch Using Holley EFI And Here’s How!
If you attend any drag racing event in the country nowadays, you will find drivers and crew chiefs making tune up changes in the pits and in the staging lanes, by simply choosing between a couple...
Don’t Be Scared, Hit The Throttle: Would You Strap Into This Four-Engined Go Kart?
Front and center in the “Shut up, it’s a great idea” file is adding engines onto one chassis. Think about Tommy Ivo’s dragsters, or the freakish multi-block Lada that the guys...
Flying Wedge: Get An Up-Close And Detailed Look At A 1975 Lancia Stratos
There are some cars that, even though you might not care about their origins or their purpose in the world, that you have to respect without justification. Some cars just earn that right. Think about...
Photos: Here’s All Our Photos From Last Weekend’s Southern California Quarantine Cruise. California Hot Rodders Protecting Their Right To Cruise!
California has shut down a lot of events, but they can’t stop the hot rodders from gathering for a SoCal cruise event. With year round great weather, car events happen all year long in...
Introducing Holley’s Compact, High-Power, Lo-Ram LS Intake Manifolds. Big Power Capable And Ready For Boost!
Holley’s High Ram intake manifold has been a staple for boosted applications since it’s creation, and you see them on all kinds of applications, sometimes hanging out of the hood. But for...
This 1980 Chevrolet C30 Crew Cab Dually Is Patina Greatness And Has Just 10,000 Original Miles!
This sucker has been sitting under a tarp for the last 20 years after spending a few years just as the tow vehicle for the family 5th wheel trailer, which meant it made just a few trips in its life...
Road Tour Episode 4: More Adventures On The 1500 Mile Road Trip In Epic Hot Rods Like This 1966 Chevelle.
You can kind of classify a Chevelle as little, mid sized, or big. Well, sort of. In reality, a 1964-1972 Chevelle were way closer to the same size than it seems when looking at them. I always look at...
What’s The Worst Add On Accessory You Have Ever Seen Installed? We Think These Wheelie Bars Might Be It
When I was a teen ager and saw a car with way to many stick on accessories, or too much chrome door edge guard, we would often say that someone should turn that guy away from the chrome aisle at Pep...
