Eddie Motorsports INTRODUCTING OUR S.drive SERPENTINE PULLEY DRIVE SYSTEMS.   S.drive systems are the newest product release from Eddie Motorsports. Change the appearance and performance of your engine with a single belt to drive all your accessories. Our drive system brackets and pulleys are CNC machined from high quality billet aluminum. S.drive systems utilize stainless… Continue reading Eddie Motorsports BIG BLOCK CHEVY – S.DRIVE PULLEY KITS

E.C.I. Hot Rod Brakes & Brackets Our Early Chevrolet zero offset disc brake conversion kits are engineered and designed to bolt on to your stock Chevrolet spindle. Absolutely no machine work is required. Installation is accomplished using simple hand tools and the components supplied in the kit. Complete instructions are provided. ECI Disc Brake Kits… Continue reading ECI Zero Offset Chevy Disc Brake Conversion Kits

Classic Instruments Classic Instruments is pleased to announce the all new AutoCross™ package is available for 1967-72 Chevy and GMC trucks. The CT67 AutoCross™ package features: ·         4 ⅝″ 200 MPH Speedometer w etched diffuser ring ·         4 ⅝″ 10K Tachometer w etched diffuser ring & extremely bright, red, LED shift light ·         3 ⅜″… Continue reading 1967-72 Chevy Truck AutoCross Package – Classic Instruments

It has the 390/C6 combo. This picture was taken at the Heritage Flight Museums Mustang Round-up. I have owned the car for 14 years and I’m the 3rd owner. It’s an S code Car, build in San Jose California, sold here in Washington State in Spokane. It’s all Stock, Numbers Matching, a (survivor) car, I would… Continue reading Torsten Pundt’s 1967 Ford Mustang GTA

This story is about my wife Debbie Alvey, who has been married to me 30 yrs., of Hotrods Builds. She has been through many Hotrods builds and showing over the years with me.  The last couple of years I got less interested until my wife asked me to build her a car. She picked the… Continue reading Debbie Alvey's 1959 T-Bird

Story & Photos By Jim Clark (The Hot Rod MD) Many articles have been written about installing a new or modifying an existing braking system.  But they usually just show a diagram of where the lines need to be routed and which valves and hoses are need to make the system function.  However, when it… Continue reading Selecting Brake Fittings

Legislation (S.B. 1077) to establish a Mileage-Based Fee (MBF) Task Force and require the task force to study vehicle mileage user fees will soon be considered by the California Assembly. Under the bill, the group would propose MBF as an alternative to the gas tax and make recommendations to the commission on the design of… Continue reading California Assembly to Vote on Pilot Program to Tax Cars for Miles Traveled

Hot Rodders of Tomorrow, a nonprofit organization that hosts “Engine Challenges” across the country in which high school teams compete against each other in complete engine rebuilds, recently wrapped up its sixth regular season. HROT, a powerful tool in shaping the next generation of car enthusiasts, has impacted over 3114 students, encouraging their automotive passion… Continue reading Hot Rodders of Tomorrow Completes 6th Regular Season of Inspiring Young Automotive Enthusiasts

World renown transportation artist Tom Fritz is pleased to announce the release of his latest image, “No Louder Thunder”–a fascinating rendition of a Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress closing in low and fast behind a ’40 Ford Coupe and a ’32 Ford roadster hammering it out unsuspectingly on the two-lane. Available as an unframed giclée print… Continue reading Artist Tom Fritz Releases His Newest Print Edition

The Hollywood project was started with a very clean California car. The original purchase was in Riverside, California. The car remained in California until Dick Raczuk, founder of Koul Tools, purchased it in 1998. The goal of the build was to keep the original lines but do a little updating to make it look like… Continue reading Dick Raczuk's 1941 Graham Hollywood