Words: Tommy Parry After several back-breaking Pro Street cars, Rick realized it was time to have a car that he could drive every day. Realizing that the built ‘69 Camaros were unreasonably expensive, he decided to look for a roller that someone else got a start on and couldn’t finish. Eventually, he ran across… Continue reading Rick's "Ground Zero" '69 Camaro

  Car Owner: John Tomassini     Words & Photos: Clive Branson What exactly is a ‘Sedan Delivery’ (also referred to as a ‘Panel Delivery’)? And what is the purpose of a car being transformed into a truck? Well, the simple answer is that the Sedan Delivery was the original van. A Sedan Delivery is a… Continue reading 1955 Chevy Sedan Delivery

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Thursday, May 24, 2018

Words and Photos: Gary Rosier The Ford F-Series was redesigned by Ford for 1953 and was referred to as the second generation pick-up in Ford’s lineup. It also got its name expanded from the F1 to the F100, which is still popular today. Jay and Sue Goldberg of Port Orange, Florida own this fine example of… Continue reading Ford F-Series Junkyard Refugee

  Words: Tommy Parry Blending the best of old and new, Mark set off ambitiously to implant a modern Ford powertrain into one of the prettiest of muscle car bodies. What’s better, this build wouldn’t be a meat-and-potatoes Coyote swap; he also decided to go down the complicated route of forced induction. The first order… Continue reading Mark's Coyote-Powered '67 Fastback

Words: Tommy Parry With this incredible Chevelle, Chris and his friend Reggie joined forces to try and build a no-compromise Pro Tourer. Chris had the technical knowledge, while Reggie had the vision, the checkbook and the inspiration. As a child, Reggie’s father had a ‘68 Chevelle, and that served the inspiration for this particular car.… Continue reading "Lost Control" '68 Chevelle

  Words: Tommy Parry When Enrique first grabbed this Nova, he couldn’t quite believe his eyes. The original owner kept the car in the garage most of the time, and the machine was largely rust-free. Plus, for the price of just $3,500 — a price asked by a son selling his recently deceased father’s car… Continue reading Enrique's Tough '71 Nova

  Words: John Gunnell The car consigned to Wayne Yoder’s spring 2018 auction looked like a model of an old school hot rod that just needed “paintin’ and puttin’ together.” The rumble seat opened and the driver’s door didn’t. The interior was a dusty dump with moth-eaten fuzzy brown seats and some kind of ‘50s… Continue reading Paintin’ & Puttin’ Together a ’31 Chevy Hot Rod

  Words & Photos: Gary Rosier It’s always great to see a father/son project, especially one that has come together like this one. Sean Teehan of Edgewater, Fla. often spends time hanging around with his dad and doesn’t ever remember a day when there wasn’t a car or motorcycle involved in one way or another… Continue reading Wet Paint: 1956 Chevy Pickup

  Words: John Gunnell The National Museum of Funeral History recently installed a new special exhibit honoring Roy Rogers that includes a special Pontiac created for the renowned cowboy film and singing star of the ‘40s and ‘50s. A Tribute to Roy Rogers celebrates the memory of Rogers, who was billed as “America’s Favorite Cowboy.”… Continue reading Pontiac Ragtop is Centerpiece of Roy Rogers tribute