By Ashley Smissen Celebrities seem to have it all: fame, followers and enough money to do pretty much whatever they want. Unfortunately, that sometimes means taking a perfectly good – and often very expensive – car and ruining it with crazy customization. Why do they routinely
Guys and gals. We love first-gen Camaros, road-ripping suspension systems and LS swaps. They look good, they work even better and peg the fun meter. They are the lifeblood of the Pro-Touring scene. However, it’s time for something new. Something way outside the box. In 2013,
Images courtesy of Dean Kristen and Rick Fischer Mike Fischer is a racer who’s won driving pretty much anything you could imagine. From drag racing, jet boats, sprint and midget cars, to his latest endeavors in land speed racing – he is a winner. After an
Vaughn Gittin Jr. is literally drifting royalty and has become one of motorsport's most iconic figures. It seems pretty clear that Mustangs have always meant something special for Gittin Jr. Thus, his dream was to introduce something new to the Mustang crowd that appeals to
Kevin Yeung’s S30 is special; there’s no other way to put it. While the popularity surge of classic Datsuns are still on the rise, it’s easy to notice that there are quite a few of them that tend to look very similar. Then, there are tuners
For gearheads, Craigslist is the gift that never, ever stops giving. CL founder Craig Newmark blessed car guys and gals worldwide with the magical “for sale by owner” button. While wholesalers and dealers sneak into this fertile ground on occasion, it’s mostly a vast landscape
We’re all familiar with that first gaze when it comes to a killer car. It hits you square in the fun-button. Your pulse amps up, your spirits rise and you can tell from one hundred feet away “this guy knows what’s up.” The same can
The 2018 AMG GT R is a straight up track monster. It will dominate your local NASA track day, gets the most eyes at your local Cars & Coffee, and rip the throats out of the Mustang GT kids you may encounter on the way
Editor’s Note: About This Truck Series Our friend and trusted agent Mike Harrington has spent years wandering the deserts of the southwest camping, snake charming, and eating campfire beans but mostly shooting iconic photographs of forgotten/rusted out ghost trucks and cars from bygone eras. In 2011,
When we think of three wheelers, we tend to visualize a guy who looks like Charley Daniels blasting down a Florida turnpike on a homemade V-twin trike with flake paint and a sissy bar. Maybe even some ape hanger handlebars. Thanks to a legion of
