Photos courtesy of Motorauthority.com Classic cars have made a big comeback recently, and Legacy Classic Trucks, a Jackson Hole, WY based auto restoration company, means to extend that trend to other vehicles as well. Their latest effort has focused on 1950s Chevrolet NAPCO 4×4 pickup trucks. According to Motorauthority.com, who took a close look at… Continue reading Legacy Classic Trucks Via Motor Authority

  Words: Tommy Parry   It’s hard to fault the classic lines of a Model A. Moreover, it’s a car that lends itself to customization, since the surfaces are broad and plentiful. Aesthetically pleasing or geared towards no-frills performance, the classic Ford is a proven template for any aspiring hot-rodder. This particular build took both… Continue reading One Young Man's Model A

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  Words & Photos: Chadly Johnson   Dean Moon and Mooneyes Speed Shop were responsible for building some of the most beautiful race and show cars in history.  Less commonly known is how they used all of their creations, from Dean’s daily driven deuce roadster to their Bonneville speed chasers as testing platforms for their… Continue reading Mark Moriarity’s Dean Moon Speedboat

  Words & Photos: Chadly Johnson   Ed Roth built some of the wildest and most influential show cars in history.  Ed’s creations have inspired countless builders over the years, but few as strongly as Minnesota’s own Mark Moriarity.  Mark’s passion for Ed’s show cars led him to purchase Ed’s “Rotar” bubble top show car. … Continue reading Mark Moriarity's Hand Built Futurian

    In 2013, the Jim Murray Memorial Foundation established the inaugural $5,000 JMMF/Auto Racing Scholarship Award funded by auto racing giants Mario Andretti, Dan Gurney, Parnelli Jones, Danny Sullivan, All American Racers, Inc., Steve Earwood, president of Rockingham Dragway, Dan Luginbuhl, retired Penski Corp. VP of Communications, Greg Penske, chairman & CEO of Penske Motor Group, and the Auto Club… Continue reading Logan Ulrich Named JMMF Scholar

  Words & Photos: Gary Rosier   This 1964 Comet Caliente 2dr hardtop is owned by Ken Saul of Mims, Florida. He purchased it nearly 40 years ago in the Dallas area for a sum of $750. It’s not technically blue, but a 1998 Ford teal color; it gets the name from where Ken got… Continue reading The Blue Mule

  Hot rod legend Blackie Gejeian died Friday, Sept. 2 at the age of 90. His passing leaves the hot rod and racing communities bereft of an inspiring and imaginative man who had been a staple of car events for more than half a century. Born on a California ranch in the year 1926, Blackie… Continue reading RIP Blackie Gejeian

    Southern California’s Galpin Motors, home to GalpinAuto Sports (GAS), is searching for its first custom car, the long lost “Galpin Custom” 1952 Ford Convertible. Galpin’s recent discovery of one of Ed “Big Daddy” Roth’s first customs, a 1956 Ford F100, inspired Galpin to search for its own missing custom. The Galpin Custom began as a 1952 Ford… Continue reading GALPIN MOTORS REVEALS SEARCH AND REWARD FOR 1952 FORD CONVERTIBLE, FIRST-EVER “GALPINIZED” VEHICLE

American Autowire “A problem well-stated is half solved.” Delco founder Charles Kettering was truly on to something with that one. Whether you’re dealing with an engine misfire or turn signals that won’t flash, automotive difficulties have a way of becoming easier to resolve once you’ve explored your options and you know where to focus. Finding… Continue reading Choosing the Correct Wiring Solution for Your Project – American Autowire