Photos & Story By Shaun Salehyan   I purchased this 1937 Studebaker Coupe Express in 2012 from a ranch in Iowa. I had been looking to buy a Coupe Express for months and couldn’t find one. I finally found this one listed in a back issue of Turning Wheels magazine from 1996. I called the… Continue reading Shaun Salehyan's 1937 Studebaker Truck "Franklin"

  Words & Photos: Chadly Johnson Perhaps the only things better in the classic car hobby than the cars themselves are the friends you make along the way. If you are lucky, over time you’ll acquire a group of friends who have your back and work alongside you during the long hours of restoring or… Continue reading Mike Itel's “Vintage Red” '67 Corvette

Words: Tommy Parry Thirteen years after picking up the Barracuda, Mike finally brought it up to his exacting standards. A mechanical engineer, Mike spent three dedicated years doing all the major work, minus the paint job, inside his two-car garage. It’s an incredible accomplishment considering his busy schedule, the lack of space and the amazing… Continue reading Mike's Monstrous '72 'Cuda

Words & Photos: Chadly Johnson Having heard the stories of many classic car enthusiasts over the years, I find there are some common themes. The most consistent is stories about glory days from high school, the cool cars and unforgettable times with friends. Perhaps it’s due to being highly influenced in our youth, or the… Continue reading Franks Cohenour’s MetalWorks Built 1970 RS Z28 Camaro

Words: John Gunnell We’ve seen Max Shesto’s 1930 Model A Ford five-window coupe at several Cheaterama events in the Milwaukee area. The Cheaters is a talent-packed hot rod club in the “Brew City” area, and their members have built some of the coolest traditional hot rods to be found anywhere in the Badger State. When… Continue reading Max Shesto’s 1930 Model A Ford

Words: Tommy Parry Finding the time and money to complete an ambitious restomod project between work and college is no mean feat. Travis, a lifelong overachiever, nonetheless relished the challenge. After he purchased the Camaro from his friend for peanuts, he outlined a long list of objectives for this rust-free and very motivating example. He… Continue reading Travis' '67 Chevy Camaro Restomod

Words: Tommy Parry Whenever a car is as much an inherited heirloom as it is a fun way to spend the weekend, the owner is apt to take extra special care of it. This is the case with Mike’s Formula, which was bought by his father for his mother 46 years ago. Other than a… Continue reading Mike's '71 Pontiac Firebird Formula

Car Owner: René LaRochelle      Words & Photos: Clive Branson René looked like a mobile Mount Rushmore – built like a brick house – and has the thick cadence of the northern Quebecois. “I have always been a fast driver. I had a reputation, even amongst the police,” he stated with a self-satisfied look. “As far… Continue reading Muscle Car Madness: 1968 Ford Mustang GT500KR

Words & Photos: John Gunnell Give me that old time religionGive me that old time religionGive me that old time religionAnd it’s good enough for me. Now, we all know that religion is a private thing, but I couldn’t help humming this little church ditty out loud when I saw the 1930 Ford roadster that… Continue reading Mike and Becky Martin's 1930 Ford Roadster

  Words: Tommy Parry How do you modify an old C10 to handle the autocross as well as, if not better than, a Corvette? Well, it helps to have the skilled hands of Trent Summers, Jason Brady and Brad Coomer involved. Brady, being one of the more knowledgeable employees at Ridetech, brought his know-how to… Continue reading 1970 Chevy C-10 Made to Carve Cones