The executive editorial lunchroom (aka, a pair of ketchup-stained picnic tables with a liberal coating of power steering dipped fingerprints) is located between the sandblaster and parts washer in the tech center. …read more
When Lucky Nehez says “I like buying other people’s projects,” what he really means is, he likes finding hot rod builds that got stalled along the way and finishing the job. …read more
Clutch Chatter …read more
It’s a gasser. Don’t let the new guy tell you that your drag car isn’t a gasser because it was built after 1955 and doesn’t have a Moon tank on the front bumper. …read more
Building a hot rod roadster from a rolling basket case was a first time effort for Chino, California, resident Bob Gluck and his dad, Mick. …read more
Solid rivets look cool. They lend an air of vintage race car or aviation inspiration to a project. They also enable dissimilar metals to be joined, or, in the case of the hood on our project vehicle here, allow an aluminum blister to be attached to an aluminum hood with …read more
Remembering Bud Evans and Lee Blaisdell …read more
We can think of countless reasons to build a classic truck including reliving the past, to fulfill a dream, because they’re just plain fun, and even to have something to haul with. …read more