Since the early 1970s, the Madding family has cherished their 1972 C10, affectionately known as “Family Tradition.” Originally purchased by Jeff Madding’s father for a small delivery business, this Medium Bronze-colored truck has remained a steadfast part of their lives for decades. Jeff recalls learning to drive in it, going on dates with his now-wife, … Read more
When Tyler Dahlgren bought his 1966 Chevrolet pickup, he never imagined it would become the showpiece it is today. Thanks to the expertise of Killer Hot Rods & Customs in Alvarado, Texas, Dahlgren’s C10 won Truck of the Year at the 2022 Texas C10 Nationals. The stunning red C10 is powered by a Chevrolet Performance … Read more
Josh Michels’ ambition is to become a household name in specialty automotive building, and the Wisconsin native is well on his way after winning the prestigious Battle of the Builders Young Guns category at last fall’s SEMA Show in Las Vegas. His award-winning project is a 1966 Corvette Sting Ray, powered by an LT5 crate … Read more
Step into the spotlight with the iconic 1972 Chevrolet Nova, reborn as a breathtaking pro-tourer following a meticulous ground-up restoration. This striking Nova is not just a car; it’s a testament to the dedication and passion of automotive enthusiasts who crafted it into a modern marvel of performance and style. Unmatched Power and Performance Under … Read more
This remarkable 1969 Chevrolet Camaro RS Z28 holds a special place in both automotive and Hollywood history, having been previously owned by the late Paul Walker and Roger Rodas. It is believed to be one of their final projects before their tragic passing. The car boasts a low odometer reading of just 22,639 miles, reflecting … Read more
The Chevrolet Silverado has been the best-selling full-size pickup truck among U.S. Hispanic buyers for the 10th consecutive year, according to S&P Global Mobility’s new personal U.S. vehicle registrations for calendar years 2014-2023. “This milestone is a great accomplishment for the brand,” said Amy Masica, marketing director, Chevrolet Trucks. “We know our customers depend on … Read more
The Chevrolet Camaro, an iconic American muscle car, underwent significant transformations during its second generation (1970-1981). One of the most notable changes came with the second facelift in 1978, which marked the final phase of this generation. This update brought aesthetic enhancements and subtle mechanical improvements, ensuring the Camaro remained competitive and appealing to enthusiasts. … Read more
Nobody Customs & Restorations, a shop in Keithville, Louisiana, brought the concept of “Original Plus” to life with Mike Nation’s lifted and LS3-powered 1989 Chevrolet Suburban. This build, executed with meticulous attention to maintaining an original look while incorporating modern performance, has garnered significant attention and accolades. Engine and Performance At the heart of this … Read more
The 1970 Chevrolet El Camino SS stands as a remarkable blend of muscle car performance and practical utility, epitomizing the spirit of American automotive innovation. Born from Chevrolet’s desire to combine the raw power of a sports car with the functionality of a pickup truck, the El Camino SS quickly became a symbol of versatility … Read more
When the Goodguys Rod and Custom Association introduced autocross events, Mark Allen saw an opportunity to transform his 1967 Camaro RS/SS into a competitive racer. Alongside his wife, Jenny, Mark has owned this classic car for nearly three decades, making it a fixture on autocross tracks for the past fifteen years. From Dream to Reality … Read more