Submitted by Admin on Mon, 10/08/2018 – 10:17am This ’69 Camaro SS 396 (VIN 124379L528885) was stolen almost exactly one year ago. The theft was caught on video at the parking garage where it occurred. All the information on this car can be found here: https://stolen911.com/stolen/stolen-1969-camaro-ss-396/ Any information is greatly appreciated, and can be sent… Continue reading Stolen – 1969 Camaro SS 396 4-Speed

  Words: Gary Rosier Larry D. Jones and his wife Judy of New Smyrna Beach, Fla. own this jewel of a Model “AR” Ford. It’s a Model A alright, but to the casual observer, it’s hard to tell them apart. For example, the handbrake is located in the “AR” on the driver’s side by the… Continue reading A Ford Model "AR" 2-Door Sedan

  Words: Tommy Parry A little over five years ago, John felt the internet should see the progress he’d been making on his Impala — and we can only thank him for including us in his build. Ever since high school, he’d been interested in a B body with a manual transmission. Of course, the… Continue reading John's '69 Impala SS

  Words: Tommy Parry After scouring many CraigsList ads, Anthony was able to wrangle this pretty Chevy for a reasonable sum. The ‘62 Impala was originally powered by a 327/Powerglide combo, but the previous owners replaced it with a 350, fitted with a Rochester Q-Jet quad and headers and sending power to a TH350. The… Continue reading Anthony's Staggering Impala

  Words: Tommy Parry Roughly six years ago, Bernardo picked up this 350-powered ‘74 Camaro Type LT in the east of France. It had a little rust and the potential to be something much more. The previous owner had swapped the ‘74 body with a ‘70-‘73, but not much else had been done. With the… Continue reading Bernardo's Turbo Camaro SS

  Words & Photos: Gary Rosier Nash was an American Auto manufacturer based out of Wisconsin, started in the early 20th century (1916). Charles Nash, the company’s president, got it all going, and his motto was “Give the customer more than he paid for!” This is a 1936 Lafayette Nash – Lafayette being previously a… Continue reading Mash the Gas on this '36 Nash

Sometimes when you think you’ve seen it all, the you stop and think about a car guy you met years ago, named Steve Heller. Funny – over the past 15 years, we’ve talked and I’ve seen the outrageous pieces of Car Art on tables at shows along with his kool cars. Well, today I had… Continue reading Steve Heller’s Fabulous Furniture Gallery & Sculpture Park

  Words: Paul Schulz    Photos: Larry Martinelli Paul Schulz’s 1955 Chevy 210 sedan was built by Dominator Street Rods of Tracy, CA. Special thank you to Leonard Lopez and crew, especially Paul Blatt, for the work performed. Here are some of the specs: Art Morrison GT Sport chassis with Currie 9”, 3:70 posi traction, Wilwood… Continue reading Paul Schulz's 1955 Chevy 210

  Words: Tommy Parry With the intention of turning this Chevelle into a proper track car, Herb started his build by trimming and tweaking a ‘66 chassis to suit his needs. After stripping, sandblasting and primering the chassis, he realized what a steep path he had ahead of him; this was the first chassis he’d… Continue reading Herb's Immaculate Chevelle

  Words: Tommy Parry After deciding to build a versatile street car that could cruise long distances as well as it could handle the road course, Greg started searching around for something the right size for his purposes. After he found this pristine Rambler online, he drove it from California to his hometown of Kenosha,… Continue reading Greg's '65 AMC Rambler