Words: Avery Finnivan     Credit and Photos: Kustomrama   In 1965, Egeo Barci hired two new employees for his father’s steering wheel and car sport accessory company in Brazil, Germano Franzoni and João Neves Filho. While working together to expand the company, the three car enthusiasts decided they wanted to build a hot rod. They… Continue reading Egeo Barci's 1934 Ford Hot Rod

  Words: John Gunnell      Photos: John Gunnell and Christa Haley   The 1932 Ford roadster is one of the most iconic hot rods ever produced. With sleek lines and an overall simple design, the “Deuce” became a go-to model for hot rod builders everywhere. Eventually, the supply of original steel ’32 Ford bodies began to… Continue reading Gateway Glass '32 Ford

  Words & Photos: John Gunnell   Here is the official description of a vintage motor home that was Lot No. 81 at the 2014 Barrett-Jackson Auction in Scottsdale, Arizona:   Lot #81 1972 WINNEBAGO CUSTOM RV Details: VIN M39CG2S530969 Exterior Color CHALKY Interior Color CEDAR WOOD Cylinders 8 Engine Size 318 Transmission 3-SPEED AUTOMATIC… Continue reading Ring Brothers Go Camping

  Words & Photos: Tommy Parry   The rat rod’s engine bay is home to a variety of intriguing motors which might break with convention but always express the builder’s interests and sense of style. A blend of old and new, this amazing mash-up of vintage style shows how well modern running gear meshes with… Continue reading Cummins-Powered '48 International Harvester

  Words: John Gunnell        Photos: Christa Haley   Not many 19-year-olds can weld up a car frame, put it under a derelict ’38 Ford pickup and have the truck in the Chevrolet Performance Parts booth at the Performance and Racing Industry Trade Show (www.performanceracing.com). Ricky Moore is one 19-year-old car builder who can claim that… Continue reading 1938 Ford Pickup

  Words & Photos: Tommy Parry   Most rat rods grace green lawns or paved parking lots when they want to be seen. Some find their way onto the drag strip for a duel, but very few engage in the sideways stuff so popular with the youngsters today. Embracing both the old and the new,… Continue reading 1929 Ford "Flamethrower" Drifter

  Photos courtesy of Speedway Motors   To celebrate the launch of a new Speedway Motors T Bucket fender kit, five Speedway Motors employees decided to use that kit in a ground-up T Bucket build. The catch? Actually, there were two – first, the build would use only Speedway Motors parts, and second, four of… Continue reading Speedway Motors' Powered T-Bucket

  Words & Photos: Chadly Johnson   My buddy Titus and I were in Milwaukee for the annual Cheaterama show when we caught wind of another car show in town at the same time.  The show was the Milwaukee Concourse D’Elegance, which is basically a smaller version of Pebble Beach.  Now, this is not our… Continue reading Dennis Worthy’s '57 Gasser Survivor

  Words & Photos: Clive Branson   At first, it looks as innocuous as the family sedan – something that would be at the bottom of the food chain. There are no racy bumble-bee tail stripes (instead the Swinger decal is on the front side panel), nor splashy Hot Wheels replica wheels, spoilers, wings or… Continue reading 1969 Dodge Dart Swinger 340

  Words & Photos: Gary Rosier   There’s an old adage, that comparing like but different things is like comparing apples to oranges, which started way back in the 1600’s (according to Wikepedia). That phrase applies today with Don Larson of Port Orange, Fl and this 1940 Ford All-Steel Pick-up. Don didn’t build this car,… Continue reading Apples & Oranges '40 Ford