Aeromotive participated in the 17th Annual Cruisin’ for a Cure charity event last weekend. Cruisin’ for a Cure was started in 2000 by Debbie Baker, whose husband was diagnosed with prostate cancer. It is the world’s largest one-day charity car show, with over 3,500 vehicles on display and over 200 vendors and exhibitors.… Continue reading Aeromotive Inc. Supports Cruisin’ For a Cure Charity Event

1947 Tucker ’48 Prototype, AKA the “Tin Goose” Photos courtesy of the HVA   If legislation introduced by Sen. Gary Peters (D-MI) is approved by Congress, the Historic Vehicle Association’s excellent Historic Vehicle Register will become the National Historic Vehicle Register. This would entail the establishment of a federal register of historic vehicles, including cars,… Continue reading U.S. Senate Bill Would Endorse National Historic Vehicle Register

  Words & Photos: Tommy Parry   Some dishes use fancy reductions and garnishes to make them interesting. However, the best meals just use high quality ingredients prepared well. Similarly, it doesn’t take a billion in the bank or a motor out of a stock car to make an interesting hot rod build – just… Continue reading One Classy, Blown, 1928 Buick

    The National Street Rod Association is pleased to announce the selection of the “Pro’s Pick” winners at the Street Rod Nationals North held at Kalamazoo County Expo Center and Fairgrounds in Kalamazoo, Mich. Classic Instruments of Boyne City, Mich. is the sponsor of these sought after awards. The winners are:   Fred Farrand… Continue reading Street Rod Nationals North Pros Pick Awards

  Words & Photos courtesy of Kustomrama   The automotive community has lost another friend, contributor and passionate custom car enthusiast. Dave Jenkins of Ypsilanti, Mich. was a founding member of the Ann Arbor Timing Association. He started the club with friends while studying at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor. On Oct. 19,… Continue reading RIP Dave Jenkins

  Words & Photos courtesy of ISCA   The International Show Car Association (ISCA) selects and presents their “ISCA Pick “ awards at all ten NSRA events across the country. The ISCA is made up of three different groups of people (all of whom love cars, especially rods and customs): exhibitors, who show their vehicles… Continue reading SRN North ISCA Award Cars

  Words & Photos: Gary Rosier   This vehicle is an original, Galen Govier documented, “M-code” special order 1969 1/2 Dodge Coronet Super Bee with the A12 package. It is owned by Dave and Pat Abernathy of Plantation Bay, Fla. It’s complete with a 440 cubic inch motor producing 390 (factory-rated) horsepower, three two-barrel Holley… Continue reading Little Thirsty

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  By: Tommy Parry The Chevrolet LS is, for many reasons, one of the best available motors on the market for performance purposes these days. Not only is it light, but it provides wonderful torque, has a smooth power delivery, it’s relatively light with an aluminum construction, benefits from a vast aftermarket, and sounds the… Continue reading Bill Deeds '54 Bel Air

Words & Photos: Tommy Parry   Todd Clyne had a hankering for a ’48 Willys rat rod for some time, but this particular project was no mere solitary, confine-yourself-to-the-garage-every-weekend kind of deal. Though Todd’s brainchild, he made sure to keep his son, Trenton, active in the build process in a way that doesn’t happen so… Continue reading Ratfish Wagon