by Mike Hudekoff   I purchased the 36 in Riverside Calif. in 1970 for $300. It was parked behind a house in a field for a year, had a 265 cu in motor, a blown stock rear end and three teeth broken off in first gear.   We put in another stock rear end, replaced… Continue reading Mike Hudekoff's '36 Ford Sedan Delivery

  This year’s winner of the Detroit Autorama’s prestigious Ridler Award is this gorgeous 1957 Chevy 150 Hardtop, owned by Greg & Judy Hrehovcsik and built by Johnny’s Auto Trim & Rod Shop in Alamosa, Colo. Our awesome photographer, “Big Al” Leibmann, snapped some fantastic photos of this beautiful build.   Car Images: 

  Words: Tommy Parry It was a Herculean task he was taking on, but fortunately, Kevin could pick up a clean donor for this ambitious build. The ‘71 small-block coupe only had 80,000 on the clock when Kevin purchased it from his neighbor. As it was a rust-free, no-hit survivor car, he had a perfect… Continue reading Crazy Corvette L-88 Replica Build

  Words: Tommy Parry Ben’s Pumkinator began life as a garden-variety 1979 Olds Cutlass Cruiser station wagon. For the first five years he owned it, it served as his business hauler, but when the time for a major overhaulin’ came along, the Cutlass went under the budget rebuild knife and came out of the operation… Continue reading Ben's Wild "Pumkinator"

  Words: Chadly Johnson We’ve all heard the expression that a cat has nine lives. I feel the same way about stories of old customs that have been extensively modified time and time again over the years, reemerging each time as altered versions of their former selves. I often wonder how much of the original… Continue reading CJ Carlile's “Miss Taboo” 1956 Chevy Custom

  Photos: Chadly Johnson     Words: Jeff “Titus” Bloedorn Everyone knows that old race cars sure can go through the mill; well, this Willys coupe was surely one of them. Al Tschida teamed up with Fuehr and Farsund to build this Willys in late 1965. Parts from Al’s Nationals-winning Willys from 1964 were used in the… Continue reading The Triad Willys

Words: John “Gunner” Gunnell Steve and Vicky Tuesburg of Mackville, Wis., own a bright yellow 1923 Ford Model T bucket that was a true “project car” for a group of men in Idaho and continues to be a project for the couple today. The Idaho enthusiasts originally put the T-bucket together with help from a… Continue reading Stretched Model T Bucket “Project” Car

  Words: John “Gunner” Gunnell According to Don Schultz of La Crescent, Minn., there used to be three 1937 Chevy sedan deliveries in his hometown of La Crosse, Wis. Which is odd, since only 7,000 of the trucks were ever built. “A lot of grocery stores had them,” said Schultz. “So we used to call… Continue reading Grocery Getter Chevrolet

Submitted by Admin on Wed, 02/21/2018 – 3:58pm 1932 Ford chopped 3window coupe. Outstanding feature, dropped I-beam front axle with tied wishbone. Had Original 1932 Vin plate. (may have been removed & retitled as street rod). Last seen Pottstown/ Gilbertsville, Pa. Believed to now be in Florida. Contact:   [email protected] with any info.   stolenimage: 

  Words: Tommy Parry Mark was no stranger to road racing. Having spent the first thirteen years of his life on military bases in Germany, he knew and loved the look of wide-fendered cars blitzing around the Nurburgring, and this pushed him to spend time racing in the SCCA later in life. There, he grew… Continue reading Mark's Pro Touring Falcon