Builds and Examples
Craftsman Tools 1969 Chevy C10 Pro-Touring Restomod
This pro-touring ’69 Chevrolet C10 was custom built by the Roadster Shop for the “Craftsman Tools Restoration Rollout”. [More…]
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Products & Reviews
History of Cherry Bomb Glasspack Mufflers
Stacey David runs down the storied history of the Cherry Bomb, the original high-performance straight-through design glasspack mufflers… [More…]
Builds and Examples
1970 Chevrolet Camaro Z28 RS ~ Full OEM Restoration
After sitting since 1995, this rare Z28 Chevrolet Camaro arrived at MetalWorks in Eugene, Oregon for a full OEM restoration. [More…]
Rides & Roadkillers
This 1970 Dodge Charger RestoMod was “Charged”
This clean coupe took 3,000 hours to build — its nickname is “Charged” — the car was built and charged to the customer’s American Express! [More…]
Automotive Basics
Understanding Automotive Relays
A relay is essentially a switch that is operated electrically rather than mechanically and are used extensively in vehicle electrical systems. [More…]
Hood Rides & Hoopties
Bagged ’64 Beetle ~ Murilo Dutra’s “Hood Ride Devil”
Murilo Dutra dubbed his bagged hood ride 1964 Volkswagen Fusca (Portuguese for Beetle) the “Hood Ride Devil”. [More…]
Days Gone By
Time Burner: Funniest Trunk Monkey Commercials
The premise is simple: The commercials focus on the Trunk Monkey, a fictional dealer-installed option on cars. [More…]
Rides & Roadkillers
Bad News ~ 1927 Ford Model T Coupe
Ben Kahan highlights some of the many cool features on his dad’s (Aaron Kahan) 1927 Ford Model T Coupe, dubbed “Bad News”. [More…]
DIY Projects
How To Repair a Ford Model A Frame and Horns
Andrew works on repairing a pair of damaged front frame horns on the Ford Model A and begins filling all the unwanted holes in the horns. [More…]
Days Gone By
1957 Plymouth Belvedere Buried for 50 Years
A free, original 1957 Plymouth Belvedere, a true classic car with only 4 miles on the odometer. Sounds amazing right? Well, there’s a catch. [More…]