Words & photos: Gary Rosier The “FINKSTER” name first came to be because of Joe Terman’s Sr. (Ormond Beach, Fla.) love of the many characters created by Ed Roth (aka “Big Daddy”) in the early ’60’s. Ed Roth was a custom car builder, designer, cartoonist, pin-striper and illustrator. He’s probably best known for his grotesque… Continue reading The Finkster, a '71 Chevy C10 Build

Words & photos: Gary Rosier Tony Keller of Daytona Beach, Fla. owns this cool 32 Roadster “High-boy.” Almost everyone I meet and talk with about their road to owning cars, bikes or whatever has such an interesting history about their particular road traveled through life. Tony’s story isn’t really any different than that of any… Continue reading '32 Ford Roadster Ghost Dances Across Memories

Words & photos: Gary Rosier George Hanner of Port Orange, Fla., now owns this beautiful example of a 1964 Pontiac GTO Convertible (6,644 convertibles were produced total). While it is not a factory stock GTO, it IS equipped like new – except that its original 389 cu in engine has been replaced with the Pontiac… Continue reading 1964 Pontiac GTO Convertible

For the 2020 racing and show season, Classic Instruments will be attending several events with the Arrington Performance team. They will have product on display at each event and are looking forward to bringing their performance gauges to a whole new audience. Along with Classic Instruments, there are several other manufacturers joining the crew: Red Line Synthetic Oils,… Continue reading Classic Instruments Signs on as a 2019 Sponsor for the NMCA Muscle Car Nationals

Image courtesy Wikimedia Commons The legendary racetrack at the Bonneville Salt Flats, once 13 miles in length, has shrunk to under 8 miles as a result of salt erosion. Without help, this land speed landmark will soon be no more, so take action now! The SEMA Action Network (SAN) encourages all those concerned with the… Continue reading SEMA Action Networks Urges Action to Save the Bonneville Salt Flats

Car owners: Diane Guindon and Claude Lozier     Words & photos: Clive Branson In the USA, gasoline cost a mere 35¢ per gallon, the median household income was just under 10 grand, while the prime rate was a whisker above five percent and a generous 30-year fixed rate mortgage went for 7.25 precent. On the street… Continue reading Muscle Car Madness: 1970 and '71 Plymouth Cudas

Another RacingJunk.com Classifieds biz call with Ryan and Booth from  Proform Parts / Specialty Auto Parts USA IncGreat products for over 35 years. A full line of performance auto parts & accessories including carbs, engine building tools and engine dress up for Chevy, Ford and Mopar.www.proformparts.com/ Car Images: 

Great time with Tom, Dino and Greg at Vanguard Motor Sales.This place is one of best of best in the car showroom markets. They hand pick from Inventory from individual owners. Vanguard is are not a consignment dealership. You are dealing directly with the owner of the vehicle, not a middle man. They lay our money… Continue reading SHOP STOP – Vanguard Motors

The 1963 Chevy Custom Wagon is this year’s Ridler Award Winner.  All photos courtesy of “Big Al” Liebmann. A staple of the Michigan Hot Rod Association’s Detroit Autorama, as well as the winter car show season, the Ridler Award presented by O’Reilly Auto Parts and the Great 8 contenders represent excellence in customization. The award… Continue reading 2020 Detroit Autorama Great 8 Ridler Contenders & Winner

Article: Tommy Parry        Image: Richard van Reekum    It’s been his for nearly 50 years. Throughout highschool, Steve had quite the reputation with the local authorities, and eventually he wisely stopped driving this Camaro on the street and dedicated it to the drag strip. However, he got bored of going straight after a few years, which… Continue reading Steve's '68 Chevy Camaro SS