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1969 Mustang Fastback with Boss Flare and 460 ci
It Took More Than 20 Years to Rebuild this 1969 Mustang SportsRoof from Total Destruction
By Barry Kluczyk - Photography By the Author
Disaster and its...
BP Racing Punches Through the Masses with a Nasty Tri-Five Pro Street Build
By Scotty Lachenauer - Photography by the Author
It’s been said that “power is the great aphrodisiac.” If that statement holds true, then I guess...
Part 7: Custom Tailgate Fab on the Scott’s Hotrods ’N Customs ’51 Chevy
By Kenneth “Stress Ball” DeKissere - Images by Camren Beatty
Tailgate time! Let's go back a bit and talk about the fabwork on the tailgate...
Jay Rusk Built this Head-Turning ’66 C10 out of a $600 Donor Truck
By Tommy Lee Byrd - Images by the Author
Before the days of intense aftermarket support, a truck build would often require some type of...
Chopped and Channeled Hot Rod Lincoln Pickup
Craftsmanship in Motion: Bill Dinges' Unique '34 Lincoln Pickup Transformation
By Brian Brennan - Photography By NotStock Photography
Bill Dinges’ 1934 Lincoln pickup, is craftsmanship in...
Tips to Proper Block-Sanding Techniques
By Barry Kluczyk - Photography by the Author
“We might spend 400 hours on the body surface of a restoration project and only 8 of...
LS Swapped 1964 Chevy Impala Restomod
By Nick Licata - Photography by Jason Matthew
It’s not often a vintage car, especially one from the early ’60s, stays within the ownership of...
Brian Downard’s ’72 C10 Started as an Empty Cab and a Dream
By Tommy Lee Byrd - Photography by the Author
Motivation for a project can come from many places. Sometimes, it’s a natural desire to get...
The Collard ’79 Chevy C10
A True Multigeneration Family Affair!
By Rob Fortier - Photography by Grinder TV
Being a father myself, of course anytime we come upon a father-and-son project...
Pro Touring 1970 Chevy Chevelle
By Nick Licata - Photography by John Jackson
Joe Rasnick is one of those guys whose imposing frame might be a bit intimidating to some...
