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Jeff Norwell’s ’32 Ford Pickup Breathes Fire with a 422ci Hemi V-8

Valley Custom Forged the Path for Many a Rod and Custom

It must go with the territory … as one gains experience, one realizes just how much one doesn’t know.

NEXT GENERATION

THE START FAMILY’S ’33 FORD TUDOR BRINGS A NEW GENERATION INTO HOT RODDING

THAT 60'S SHOW

PETE’S COMP COUPE DREAMS CAME REAL

Digital Doin's

Our '55 Ford Gets a Custom Digital Dash

LIKE FATHER … LIKE SON

THE DOMINGUE ’57 CHEVY DELRAY

BEST FORD IN A FORD

TAKING THE OUTDOOR AWARD, CAN 600 HP IN A ’57 FORD BE SUBTLE … YES

A CAUSE OF ACTION

THE ULTIMATE FAIRLANE COMES WITH A 427 SOHC

COWA BUNGA!

THE SEXIEST ORTHOPEDIC SHOE EVER

50TH NSRA STREET ROD NATIONALS

A GREAT DEAL OF HISTORY WAS ON VIEW FOR ALL TO SEE … AND REFLECT

The Chief Making The Best One Better

Is it an adage or an expression—one thing is for sure it wasn’t Confucius who once said start with the best example of a car you can find and then build it from there.

The Right Stuff

Tom Walsh’s ’27 Ford “T-V8” Roadster

Not Like The Others

Tony Bono’s ’34 Ford Sedan Sets The Standard With A Traditional Vibe And Four Doors.

Getaway Car

BRIZIO BUILT THIS CLASSIC ’32 FORDOR WITH MODERN ATTITUDE

A New Date For The Rocket 88

Rodney Palla Pays Homage To Grandma Silvia With Her ’51 Oldsmobile Coupe

(Tech) How-To Hopping Up The Flathead

Part II: There is No Greater Tradition Than Mail-Order Hot Rodding

Display Of Power

A 429-packed ’32 Ford Roadster pickup from Hollywood hot rods

Back To The 50's 2019

Traveling through time with 12,000 street rods

Historically Speaking - Beth Myers' '32 Ford Two-door Phaeton

According to ancient Greek mythology, each and every day, god Helios would drive his chariot along the skyline from one side of the earth clear to the other, with the blazing sun riding shotgun—and this is how the sun would rise and set.

Preston Carden Sr.'s '37 Chevy Rules The Streets

When your first job in 1963 is working at the local gas station, it’s easy to see the groundwork for a long path into the automotive world getting its start. For Preston Carden Sr. of Newark, Delaware, the sounds of a hopped-up V-8 was all it took to get his adrenalin flowing. Since the station was in a very busy area near Wilmington there was always a constant flow of the latest iron from Detroit making itself known on the streets, vying to see who would rule the region known as Hot Rod Alley.

Riverside Roadster

AMBR CONTENDER BUILT IN A STORAGE SHED

An Eye for Style …'60s Style

Dr. David Floyd’s Deuce Tudor: Gold Rush

Chances Are

Nancy McGowan’s ’56 Chevy 210

Bubble Burster

Cliff Findlay’s Extreme Bel Air Sport Coupe

Rolling The Edge Of A Fender By Using Multiple Pieces

Rolling The Edge Of A Fender By Using Multiple Pieces

Crash Course

Crash Course

Matthew Christenson's '63 Chevy Nova

Matthew Christenson of Abilene, Texas, was 8 when he and his dad saw a white ’62 Nova at a car show. His dad said that he liked early Novas, so Matthew decided that he did too. Nineteen years later, in 2013, he bought this ’63 Nova.

Don Fardie's '67 Chevy Is One Wicked Shaker

There are a million ways a youngster can be influenced while growing up. Everything you experience is eye opening and there are always defining moments that you can look back to as turning points that fueled your passions.

Beauty Beyond The Disease

The John Dooley ’65 Pontiac GTO

Hot August Nights 2017

The Heat Meets the Street in Reno