Words: Tommy Parry When Enrique first grabbed this Nova, he couldn’t quite believe his eyes. The original owner kept the car in the garage most of the time, and the machine was largely rust-free. Plus, for the price of just $3,500 — a price asked by a son selling his recently deceased father’s car… Continue reading Enrique's Tough '71 Nova

  Words: John Gunnell The car consigned to Wayne Yoder’s spring 2018 auction looked like a model of an old school hot rod that just needed “paintin’ and puttin’ together.” The rumble seat opened and the driver’s door didn’t. The interior was a dusty dump with moth-eaten fuzzy brown seats and some kind of ‘50s… Continue reading Paintin’ & Puttin’ Together a ’31 Chevy Hot Rod

  Words & Photos: Gary Rosier It’s always great to see a father/son project, especially one that has come together like this one. Sean Teehan of Edgewater, Fla. often spends time hanging around with his dad and doesn’t ever remember a day when there wasn’t a car or motorcycle involved in one way or another… Continue reading Wet Paint: 1956 Chevy Pickup

  Words: John Gunnell The National Museum of Funeral History recently installed a new special exhibit honoring Roy Rogers that includes a special Pontiac created for the renowned cowboy film and singing star of the ‘40s and ‘50s. A Tribute to Roy Rogers celebrates the memory of Rogers, who was billed as “America’s Favorite Cowboy.”… Continue reading Pontiac Ragtop is Centerpiece of Roy Rogers tribute

  Words: Tommy Parry The desire to see a comfortable cruiser carve corners at the local autocross motivated Keith to take this heavyset Fairlane, draw up a list of interesting parts and hire the talent necessary to try and defy the laws of physics. GTS Customs heeded his call, and started making the Fairlane rotate… Continue reading Keith's '66 Fairlane XL

  Car Owner: Tim Dunn     Words & Photos: Clive Branson Tim Dunn has a unique story about acquiring his 1970 Plymouth Roadrunner in 1994. “I attended a wedding and joked with a gentleman about trading my ’51 Meteor Coupe for his ’70 Roadrunner. I owned a 1950 Mercury Pick-up and a ’72 Plymouth Scamp, but… Continue reading Muscle Car Madness: Tim Dunn's 1970 Plymouth Roadrunner

  Words: Tommy Parry As his daily driver is a Dodge Challenger RT, Michael wanted to replicate its plush and pleasant driving experience in a much older, more stylish and slightly quirky package. Or that’s how it started, anyways. Without sacrificing any modern amenities, Michael would slowly turn this El Camino into an understated corner… Continue reading Michael's '64 El Camino

  Words: Tommy Parry It’s an odd choice for a Pro Tourer, since it’s a bit on the longish side. However, it’s got a charm of its own, since most people have no idea what car it is. Most of these later year A-bodies are just not that popular, and the aftermarket does not cater… Continue reading Sean's LS7-Swapped Grand Am

  Words & Photos: Gary Rosier Mark and Debbie Varner of Fountaintown, Indiana live part-time in Daytona Beach, Florida. Mark retired from Marathon Oil after 28 years and owns his own company – which provides emergency response team training and consulting in the oil industry – while trying hard to stay retired! Mark has owned… Continue reading Blue Flame '63 Nova

  Words & Photos: Gary Rosier Did you ever try to get rid of something and it just kept coming back to you? John and Dottie Hartz of Port Orange, Florida tried just that. While maybe it was out of need, when times were tough, the really good things in life just turn out! Originally,… Continue reading Junkyard Dog '33 Ford Sedan