Words: Ellen Richardson   Photos courtesy of Casey Snobl Ever since its introduction in 1948, the Ford F-Series of light and medium-duty trucks have been some of the most popular and sought-after pickup trucks in the U.S. While this series of trucks has continued to change and morph into some of the largest and most… Continue reading Casey Snobl’s Hot Rod 1965 Ford F100

  Words: Tommy Parry    Images: Glenn  There are some outlandish platforms chosen to make unique road course cars in the Pro Touring community, but the Maverick seems more appropriate for the purposes than most. It has the proportions and the aftermarket support, and it can trace a tidy line. It’s a fairly unconventional car, too,… Continue reading Classic Maverick Made to Autocross

  Words: Tommy Parry     Images: George George has had a colorful automotive past. In his behind-the-wheel career, he drove drag race cars – even a blown Pro Modified – banged doors briefly in SCCA road racing and raced circle tracks in Dwarves/Modified Lites for over a decade. Currently, he owns a High Performance Race Shop… Continue reading A Patinaed '50 Fleetline Autocrosser

Words: Chadly Johnson Everybody loves a good mystery, right? Perhaps when it comes to a movie, but what about your classic car? The wild 1969 Corvette you see before you is pretty much a blank slate; its history is unknown. Obviously the ‘vette has had extensive work performed on it over the years, and has… Continue reading Tom Duttrey's 1969 “Mystery” Corvette

  Words: Chadly Johnson It would be interesting to put a number to how many people have seen a car in a magazine, then became obsessed with finding that same type of car. It happened to me personally. When I spotted Chris Elmer’s “Green Grenade” while casually flipping through a rag, I could hardly sleep… Continue reading Tom Duttrey's 1961 J5 Kellison

  Words: Paul Garson         Robert E. Fulton circa 1932 on his 600cc Douglas. “One of the great advantages of the motorcycle is its ability to bring its rider close to the environment–winds, weather, roads, surroundings, nature.” Robert E. Fulton No, this Robert E. Fulton wasn’t powered by steam – rather, by sheer guts, stamina… Continue reading Move Over Indiana Jones

Speedway Motors, the official Speed Shop of Goodguys, has graciously donated again this year to the Austin Hatcher Foundation AutoCross for Kids throughout the event season. Now they are taking their generosity one step further! This month, Speedway Motors and Goodguys will auction off four autographed helmets from the Goodguys 20th Southwest Nationals. These unique… Continue reading Speedway Motors and Goodguys Team Up for Austin Hatcher Foundation Auction

  Words: Mike Aguilar Edward and Amy Fitzgerald opened Cool Hand Custom paint shop in 2008, and since then have built the company and its reputation as a leader in airbrush, custom part fabrication and custom paint. They put together parts and pieces from cars and trucks here and there to create this bright orange… Continue reading Cool Hand Custom’s ’55 Dodge Pickup

  Words & Photos: Gary Rosier Renee Hanson owns this beautiful 1964 Plymouth Barracuda Fastback. It’s powered by the 273 cu inch V-8 that was its largest engine option that year. Painted a Chrysler Anniversary Gold with that racing stripe running down the middle, it really make a statement and gets a “Thumbs Up” everywhere… Continue reading One Day at a Time for this 1964 Plymouth 'Cuda

Submitted by Admin on Thu, 12/07/2017 – 7:06am This Chevy was stolen in Lakewood, CO on Friday, Dec. 1. It has a South Dakota license plate, number 4DG412. The VIN is 2G1FP32G9Y2151732. Please call 1 (720) 302-3594 with any information. stolenimage: