HOT CARS

I know very few Mopar purists will like this custom 1967 Dodge HEMI Coronet as the classic Mopar has been chopped and has tons of mods, but when it comes to hot cars, Dave Kindig surely builds some of the…

This custom built 1971 Chevelle SS is one of those hot rods that you just love or hate. I mean there is so much done to it, that Chevy purists won’t even look at it for more than few seconds,…

The beautiful Bright Red paint and well polished old school set of wheels combo really make this 1965 Ford Mustang pop. Inside you get a stylish 2-tone interior with Rally Pac gauges and Hurst shifter. The 289 cubic inch V8…

Built at the Fast Freddie’s Rod Shop several years ago, the Gentlemen’s 1968 Dodge HEMI Dart is their customer’s dream car. Growing up at the drag strips, Ron has been in love with the Super Stock ’68 HEMI Dart throughout…

While I’m not a big fan of flames or this particular color combo, this 1967 Mustang Fastback appears as a very nice Pro Street muscle car and thought you guys will appreciate it. It is built by American Mustangs and…

Kenny Hubbard has been in possession of this 1974 Chevy Nova for many years. While he started drag racing it as a simple 8-point cage car, it has changed dramatically during the years and progressed into what you see. Painted…

Dennis Taylor has owned this 1972 Chevy Nova since he was 16-year old back in 1977. As most of the guys who runs their own shops, Dennis who operates the “Hot Rods by Dennis Taylor” hardly finds time to work…

Regular at the Pure Stock Drags event that takes place every September at the Mid Michigan Motorplex, the owner of this 426 HEMI powered 1970 Plymouth Cuda takes advantage of every opportunity to line up against another old school Detroit…

Here is another cool Mopar drag racing video from the National Trail Raceway in Ohio. This time we have a menacing big tire Plymouth Cuda running on the 1/8 mile. I know most of you would prefer watching them Mopars…

Owner of this 1956 Chevy since the 80’s, the guy has been constantly working on it and went through various set ups during the years. He has really stepped his game up for Drag Week and the Tri-Five with license…

Here is one immaculate 1959 Chevy El Camino Pro Street truck, which was sold few years ago in Texas. Over $100,000 were invested into the build and it won a GoodGuy’s Nats award. It has a mirror finish two-tone paint…

Straight A-body wearing a Silver paint and Black striping riding on a set of well polished 15-inch Rally wheels, this 1970 Chevy El Camino has a very attractive classic appearance. Obviously not a real SS car, but people tend to…

This awesome Coyote powered F100 build started from a very well preserved 1967 Ford truck with 70,000 miles on the odometer. In fact, after Derek Brown (owner and builder) purchased it, he drove the hell out of it for about…

When was the last time you came across a 1960 Chevy El Camino? Some of you have probably never seen one and there is a reason for that. The first generation El Camino was introduced in 1959 in response to…

There are many “OK” garage builds you can see on the street and the gearheads who has spent thousands of hours to put them together certainly deserve respect. But Bryan Garst’s fully custom ’56 Chevy truck build quality and execution…