DIY Projects
Dropped Rear Coil Spring Install on 1963-72 Chevy and GMC Trucks
TV Host and Custom Car Builder David Welch goes over easily dropping your classic Chevrolet or GMC Truck with lowered coil springs. [More…]
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Year: 2019
Car Shows & Events
Portland Roadster Show 2019
The Portland Roadster Show ~ Full Video Of The Event featuring Classic Cars, Roadsters, Hot Rods, Rat Rods, Traditionals, Trailer Queens. [More…]
Hot Rod Lifestyle
Tour Tammy Allen’s Eclectic Automobile Collection ~ My Classic Car
On this episode of My Classic Car, Dennis Gage visits Tammy Allen’s eclectic collection in Grand Junction, Colorado. [More…]
DIY Projects
How To Install LED Headlights and Heavy-Duty Harness Set
This DIY LED headlight and wiring harness project is a great upgrade that takes just a couple of hours with some basic tools. [More…]
Products & Reviews
Modern Bluetooth Radios for Classic 1947-1987 Chevy and GMC Trucks
Add modern convenience to your 1947-87 Chevrolet or GMC Pickup without breaking the bank or having to cut apart your original dash. [More…]
Rides & Roadkillers
1972 Porsche 911S Targa ~ Preserved, Not Pristine
You find a rusty, dust-covered Targa that hasn’t moved for decades. The decision was simple: it had to be saved. Saved, but not restored. [More…]
Products & Reviews
Harbor Freight Step Drill Bit Review
Catus Maximus reviews different sets of Harbor Freight Warrior step drills to each other and a Bosch Step Drill. [More…]
Builds and Examples
1940 Plymouth Coupe Hot Rod Chop Top Kustom Build
Brian’s 1940 Plymouth gets a chopped top, shaved drip rails, wipers, antenna, fuel filler… Oh yeah, and a 1964 Cadillac engine too. [More…]
Products & Reviews
SuperTech Synthetic Oil vs Red Line Synthetic Motor Oil
Why spend $11.95 for Red Line synthetic motor oil when you can buy a quart of full synthetic Walmart SuperTech for less than half that price? [More…]
Home Garage
5 Must-Have Metalworking and Welding Tools for Beginners
Top five must-have tools for metalworking — these will get you started and will be used no matter how much gear you add to your arsenal. [More…]