Back in the day, tail lights were often special designs intended to promote a model’s individual flair.
Vondracek maintains both a car registration and a boat registration for his 1963 Amphicar.
Despite his lack of experience, Kummerfeldt embarked on a seven-year project with his grandson to restore the Gardner 6B Roadster.
It was a five-month sprint in 2015 to produce a fabulous result.
The list of nuanced custom modifications make it hard to see exactly what was done and to what degree.
Dewitt created a wild custom three-door truck with otherwise mostly stock looks.
The builder took the front halves of two pickup cabs and joined them together.
The star vehicles are: a 1953 Chevy; 1965 Ford F-100; 1938 International Harvester; and the 1948 Ford F-1.
You can easily know when the car clears the garage door and reaches the perfect location.
As a four-door convertible without a B-pillar, views of the passing landscape were unobstructed.
They were the first to roll out of the factory for three straight model years.
Mathieu learned his craft from his father who still runs a nearby production paint shop.
The museum displays 16,000 square feet of miniature marvels, including all varieties of modern mechanical machinery.
The New Zealand license plate survived legal scrutiny, even if the steering wheel is on the wrong side.
Rice owned the 1949 Chevy truck for two years. Five months ago, he got inspired to start a complete restoration.
There is no mistaking the real patina on Laid-Back USA's 1947 GMC Cab Over hauler.
The technology uses two conductive layers of material sandwiched together. When electrical current is applied, the paint glows.
SEMA is all about innovation and engineering wizardry, but we shouldn't forget the beauty of a classic truck.
Escondido is best known as the home of the world famous San Diego Zoo. But on Friday nights, from April through October, another breed of Cougars, Impalas, Roadrunners and Mustangs takes over. Grand Avenue in downtown Escondido, Calif. comes alive with classic cars and trucks of all varieties.
Old Town San Diego is a great place to celebrate Cinco de Mayo. So that’s where I headed for last month’s festivities. And it turned out to also be a great place to hold a small car show at the same time. While you might expect to see some Impalas and Monte Carlos at a lowrider event, who would plan on seeing a 1949...
Ron Berry from St. George, Utah admits that he’s “obsessed, this is my addiction” and his handicraft produced a one of a kind VW styled bus that is definitely unique. Plus the engine that powers this cartoonish vehicle has a deep connection with Berry’s early drag racing roots. Even as a youth Berry enjoyed drawing...
