Words: Mike Aguilar     Image courtesy SEMA In case you didn’t know it, we just celebrated Collector Car Appreciation Day in the United States. The first Collector Car Appreciation Day was on July 9, 2010 and came about mostly because the Senate passed Senate Resolution 513, which had Senators Burr of North Carolina and Tester of… Continue reading Collector Car Appreciation Day 2017

Classic Instruments Classic Instruments now offers a full-sweep outside air temperature gauge, available in both the 2 1/8″ and 2 5/8″ sizes across all 18 design series. The new instrument includes all of the great features offered on their other full-sweep instruments such as the rugged air-core movement, analog .5–4.5VDC output for data logging systems,… Continue reading Classic Instruments Now Offers a Full-sweep Outside Air Temperature Gauge

  Words: Tommy Parry Images: Cheek   Cheek had an a few motors taking up too much space in his garage, and knew he could trade one for something more interesting. He needed a classic rat truck his his life. After a little asking around, he found a friend who knew someone trying to get… Continue reading Cheek's '57 International RD205A

SEMA’s Tag & Title Toolbox is an invaluable tool when registering a hobby car. Words: Mike Aguilar    Registering a classic car, especially if it’s been reclaimed from a junkyard or rescued from someone’s barn or back 40, can be a trying experience. Red tape abounds. Does it qualify for historical or heritage plates? What… Continue reading Tag and Title Your Classic With SEMA'S Help

The National Street Rod Association will produce 10 events for the 2017 season. For information on the events, locations, applications and contacts, visit our web site at www.nsra-usa.com. Press releases and event photos are available in the Media section. Fuel Air Spark Technology in conjunction with the National Street Rod Association is pleased to announce… Continue reading FAST Revolution Award at NSRA Rocky Mountain SRN

Known for consistently pushing the boundaries of automotive design and performance, Roadster Shop  raised the bar yet again with a screaming yellow ’69 Camaro. Named “Inferno” Camaro, the car took home the Goodguys 2017 PPG Street Machine of the Year award last night on the big stage in Columbus, Ohio for owners John & Nicki… Continue reading Inferno Camaro Wins Goodguys PPG Street Machine of the Year at the 20th PPG Nationals in Columbus

  Shaded in his garage from the blistering Arizona sun, Junior pulled his Boling Brothers 12/5 frame, and within a few weeks, he had his roller. First, Junior tacked the rear on so he could set the pinion angle when the engine and transmission were laid down. Now he had his foundation, and he began… Continue reading Junior's Model A Build

By Tommy ParryImages: Rod Rod indulged in his fair share of auto projects in his youth, but he never really embarked on a serious build before this one. As the years ticked by, Rod found that he had the right ingredients for an ambitious rat rod: namely a big garage and a job that would… Continue reading One Menacing '35 Chevy Pickup

Artie’s Party, a pinstriping jamboree fundraiser hosted by the amazing East Coast Artie (Art Schilling), returns to the Syracuse Nationals this year, continuing over a decade of charity work for the Central New York Ronald McDonald House. Last year, Artie’s Party raised $72,000 for the organization. Featuring pinstripers working throughout the weekend to create unique… Continue reading Get Ready for Artie's Party at the 2017 PPG Syracuse Nationals

By John Gunnell During a recent visit to the Volo Auto Museum (www.volocars.com) I saw a car that looked like Ed Roth’s famous “Outlaw” hot rod. Volo’s President of Sales Jay Grams told me the car was a replica, but it still brought back memories of a long ago World of Wheels show in Boston… Continue reading Volo's Outlaw Replica