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Bonneville Record-Setting 1929 Ford Model A Roadster and Olds-Powered...
Timeless. Standing on the cracked, hard-packed surface of El Mirage, it’s easy to get the vibe. The spirits of past racers seem like they’re right there, if only you could relax your gaze enough to see...
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44th Annual Daytona Turkey Run
The 44th Daytona Turkey Run welcomed fans of all ages to the largest combined car show and swap meet in the U.S. Kicking off on Thanksgiving morning, the event runs throughout the four-day weekend,...
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Jimmy Butler’s Family Tribute Ford F-100
With nearly a decade and who knows how many miles racked up on his trusty old 1956 F-100 since he bought it new, L.E. Sims fancied the new 1965 F-models, so much he drove his straight down to John...
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Coming Soon: Here’s What’s new on HOT ROD Garage!
Here’s a sneak peek into what is coming through the grapevine from HOT ROD Garage. Tony and Lucky are at it again with an awesome, low-buck comparison of three engines: the Chevy LS, Toyota 2JZ, and...
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World of Outlaws Releases 30th Anniversary Schedule
The World of Outlaws Craftsman Late Model Series will celebrate its 30th anniversary season in 2018 with 47 races in 18 states stretching from February to November. For the fourth consecutive year the...
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What Do Companies Look for When Sponsoring Drivers? We Asked
We get the inside scoop from a company that sponsors multiple race teams as to what they look for in a driver. Many times scoring a sponsor who will dish out dollars is just as difficult as scoring a...
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Deep Dive Into Classic Vinyl for Tunes Perfectly Matched to Detroit’s Finest...
The 1960s was a pivotal decade in popular music. The Beatles shook up the North American establishment, with music evolving at an unprecedented rate the instant the Fab Four arrived on our shores in...
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The Lowdown: New Suspension And Brakes For 1963-1972 Chevy Trucks
How things have changed. Back when our beloved classic trucks were new they were simple machines, but ironically pickups were expected to perform in multiple roles. They were viewed as workhorses that...
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Fix’Ems: Check Out the Latest Illustration from Bob Hovorka
Check out the latest illustration from Bob Hovorka with help tips and tricks every street rodder should know! The post Fix’Ems: Check Out the Latest Illustration from Bob Hovorka appeared first on Hot...
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Car Craft Project Car Update
Here’s a quick update of what’s happing in the world of Car Craft project cars. I spent part of my Thanksgiving weekend trolling a few of the local Pick-Your-Part junkyards looking for a variety of...
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“UFO” Touched Down to Win C/XS Championship at 1967 NHRA Nationals in Indy
The 1967 NHRA Nationals in Indianapolis was unlike any other. This was the year Big Daddy Don Garlits announced he wouldn’t shave until he got his Top Fuel rail into the 6s, and then famously, after an...
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UFO Sighting: The 1967 NHRA C/XS Championship-Winning 1965 Plymouth A990...
Tom Tignanelli’s job as a Chrysler Race Group engineer provided the opportunity for his father to buy this 1965 Plymouth A990 Belvedere I from Chrysler Engineering. Adam Engelhart and the team at AAA...
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Hemi Special Coming in the February 2018 Issue of Muscle Car Review
We don’t have to tell you how popular Mopar’s Elephant motor remains with muscle car fans, which is why we decided to devote the February issue’s cover section to Ma Mopar’s most desirable models. On...
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The SplitRay 1966 Corvette Breaks New Ground for C2 Coupes
Ever since the very first Corvette rolled off the assembly line there have been hot rodders who have modified them to suit their own needs. Regardless if they were changed to increase their performance...
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1956 Chevy Corvette Possesses Deceiving Looks & Potent Performance
Every great project starts with a plan. Savvy car builders know the importance of evaluating their time, tools, talent, and temperament as well as creating a theme that justifies squandering the...
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419 RWHP with a Stock 2018 Mustang GT!
Within days of the 2018 Mustang hitting the streets racers had already broken into the 10-second ET barrier. As the race for the fastest direct injected Coyote ensues, we’re stepping back a bit to see...
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A ’69 Charger You’ll Either Love…or Love to Hate
The story of the 1969 Charger that (almost) every Mopar fan loves to hate. Sacred ground. The automotive world is covered in it. And if you go by naked passion alone, there’s probably no real estate...
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Reader’s Ride: 1965 Mustang
I bought the little six-cylinder 1965 fastback 10 years ago as a future project. I have restored several cars over the years for many other people, and my wife and I have owned several already restored...
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1968 Plymouth Hemi GTX Has Traveled From Michigan to Hawaii—More Than Once!
It is a given that rare coins travel, but so do collector cars. We first encountered this pristine Medium Dark Turquoise Metallic 1968 Hemi GTX at St. Ignace, Michigan, back in 1999. It was our intent...
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Editor’s Note: What Was Cool at the 2017 SEMA Show? Where Do I Begin?
“What’s the coolest thing you saw at SEMA this year?” I’m asked that question every time I get back from the SEMA Show, the annual automotive aftermarket industry showcase in Las Vegas. I’ve been going...
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