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Every few months I feel it’s important to check in with our loyal readers to make sure we are staying on point with the kind of articles you like reading in this here magazine. Believe it or not, I go through every email sent in and listen to what yo

Auto Metal Direct (AMD) announces the launch of its Steel Cowl Hood with a 2-inch raised cowl for the ’81-87 Chevrolet Monte Carlo. This new addition to AMD’s product lineup is designed to provide car enthusiasts and restorers with an exceptional ble

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It’s an exciting moment. You’ve just finished bolting that freshly built engine in your hot rod. The engine’s so new that you can smell the paint curing. You fire it up and take all the right steps to help that new engine run properly. After a few mi

Subtle restomods are a hot-ticket item these days. Even though many elements are unchanged from the factory, there’s still a nice opportunity to finesse little details to make the build unique. With an Art Morrison chassis the Vette is able to sit lo

Dave Roberts, owner of this extremely potent ’57 Chevy is by no means related to the Los Angeles Dodgers manager of the same name, nor is he related to the legendary E. Glenn “Fireball” Roberts Jr. But what the Los Angeles Dodgers manager and the fam

For most, our first foray in the world of fabrication, at least as far as welding is concerned, took place at the business end of a MIG (Metal Inert Gas) welder. Arguably the easiest and cheapest method out there, it makes sense that many of us cut o

Tires and wheels are the number one way to personalize a car. The Big Three manufacturers started picking up on that during the ’60s. Many cars had multiple wheel options based on the buyer’s tastes and budget. In many cases, the original wheels ende

During Mike Casey’s high school days, the muscle car and hot rod magazine world was thriving. It was the early to mid ’80s and magazine racks were stuffed with automotive publications battling for newsstand notoriety. At the same time, the editorial

The whole point of turning wrenches on your own car is to experience the satisfaction of getting behind the wheel of a car or truck you had a hand in building. Admittedly, sometimes we all do it because a buck must be stretched, and if we didn’t do i

There is no substitute for experience, and no one knows that better than Limerick, Pennsylvania’s own Mark Rubright. This muscle car master has been “runnin’ whut he brung” since he was barely old enough to legally drive. “I started racing my burgund

For diehard Chevy owners there’s nothing finer than rolling open the garage door after a long winter of wrenching on your ride to welcome another season of amazing weather and the opportunity to burn plenty of high-octane fuel. To take it up yet anot

In the automotive world, some words that are uttered transcend brand loyalty and command respect without a single objection. At the top of that list is arguably the name Yenko. Mention it and it will automatically be associated with legendary Bowtie

The ’62 Chevy is iconic in several ways; the sexy lines were attractive in 1962 and remain so over 60 years later. The interior’s futuristic-looking design defies age, there was room enough for six people to ride in comfort, and the trunk space seeme