Cutlassmann felt this particular build deserved a little extra. As good as he was, the talent of other professionals was needed to realize his vision. Part of his larger budget included an artist to draw out a motivational rendering that was nearly impossible to fault.    The execution of the drawing would set the stage… Continue reading A Tasteful '61 Bel Air

Text and images by Clive Branson If you are part of the Baby Boomer generation, seeing hot rods on the street was de rigueur. They were like magnets for any individual with Castrol in their veins and greased under their fingernails. Low slung, exaggerated engine in a lightweight body and rear wheels reminiscent of wine… Continue reading Kelvin and Celine Richter's 1923 FORD T-BUCKET

  Grant established some basic rules before embarking on this build. The budget was capped at a modest number, which he couldn’t break under any conditions. That did not mean cut corners would be allowed. The car would be made agile and attractive, but the two would have to balance. So the rules were laid… Continue reading Grant's '69 Pontiac Custom S

When it rolled into his shop, it emptied the room of any noise. In fact, some of his friends standing nearby said they felt slightly chilly. Such was the effect this stunning Camaro had on Willy and his quietly envious pals. Once the shock had passed and all had regained their senses, they couldn’t quite… Continue reading This LSA-Swapped 1969 Camaro Leaves No Stone Unturned

  By Tommy Parry Tyler had no idea what sort of headache he was in for when he purchased this ‘56 Bel Air. Across the border in New York, he’d paid a gentleman a good chunk of change to sell and temporarily store this Bel Air until he could bring his truck down from Canada… Continue reading LSA-Swapped '56 Bel Air

Once Martin had completed his incredible Camaro, he found himself spending his Sundays lounging around the house with nothing real to do. Being the kind of guy who needs to constantly busy himself, he grabbed himself another project car that would, with about a decade of work, become something truly special. Truly special is an… Continue reading Martin's '72 Nova

Tristan has a medical problem. Regardless of the damage keeping up with payments causes him, he has a hard time passing up on pretty cars. One of his less regrettable purchases is this ‘68 Mustang, dubbed “EvilNoir” in reference to the Gone in Sixty Seconds hero car.    Unlike the GT500 used in that flick,… Continue reading Tristan's "EvilNoir" '68 Mustang

A decade ago, Dave got the urge for an ambitious, revitalizing build. With this ‘64 Ford Fairlane, an anti-derelict left on a chicken farmer’s lot, he got the challenge that would make anyone feel accomplished—assuming they could finish what they’d started.   The chicken farmer had stored it for a fella who bought it new… Continue reading Dave's Modular '64 Fairlane

Checking our Beal Racing Engines ..You can count on the dedicated and skilled professionals at Beal Racing Engines for high-quality and reliable engine services. They specialize in racing engine development and enhancement. Since they are racers ourselves, understand how important a high-performance engine is to you.     As a family-owned and operated business, we are… Continue reading Shop Stop – BEAL RACING ENGINES

By Tommy Parry   Born from fire, Pat’s Oldsmobile demonstrates the power of teenage motivation. The build began, spiritually speaking, when Pat’s dad, then a teenager, scrimped together enough to buy an Aspen Green ‘70 Cutlass Supreme Convertible from his neighbor. He had to wait a few years before he could actually drive the machine… Continue reading Pat's '70 "Oldsmobeast" Cutlass S