Hot Rod Lifestyle
DD Speed Shop is Giving Away a 1957 Chevy Bel Air for FREE! Really.
DD Speed Shop’s Dan bought someone’s forgotten ’57 Chevrolet Bel Air hot rod out of a field — now he’s fixing it up to give it away for FREE! [More…]
This site contains affiliate links for which we may be compensated.
Low Budget Builds
Low Budget Builds
Engine Masters Tests Budget Mods for Big Power!
Let’s face it, right now everyone wants to find as much power as they can on their engine, for as little money as possible. [More…]
Low Budget Builds
There’s Budget Home-Built Badassery in this Old School ’67 Ford Mustang
Gabe is not a builder or fabricator and was able to put this stellar Mustang together in his home garage over a period of time. [More…]
Low Budget Builds
Cheap Tricks To Increase Horsepower
All about cheap horsepower tricks — new and old budget-minded parts and procedures designed to make more horsepower. [More…]
How To & DIY
How To Install Universal Rear Step Notch Kit from Welder Series
This Rear Step Notch Kit is easy to assemble and install. The pieces fit together using alignment tabs to make clamping and welding a breeze. [More…]
DIY Projects
4 Budget Dynamat Alternatives for DIY Vehicle Sound Deadening
Nothing ruins a sweet ride more than vibrations and doors that rattle. Here’s how to sound deaden and insulate your ride on a budget. [More…]
Builds and Examples
Tearing Down a 461ci Pontiac Engine
Jon tears down a recently found .030″ over-bored Pontiac 455 for his Trans Am tribute car, but finds a surprise inside the clapped-out block. [More…]
DIY Projects
Scratch-Building Hot Rod Floor Pans
Working with a hand crank bead roller, Dan churned out some top quality panels in a matter of minutes from paper templates. [More…]
DIY Projects
DIY 1970-81 Firebird and Camaro Suspension Rebuild
Jon at Mad Scientist Garage demonstrates a complete rebuild of this ’75 Firebird suspension using simple hand tools in a single weekend. [More…]
DIY Projects
Hand Forming Model T Door Patch Panels
With a little practice and careful hammering, even the most rotten doors can be saved on the cheap with patch panels in a few hours. [More…]