Congratulations to Bob Leenstra for winning the Goodguys 2023 Snap-on Muscle Car of the Year title with your 1971 Plymouth 'Cuda! We’ll see you and your vehicle in Scottsdale, Arizona November 17-19, 2023 at the 26th Speedway Motors Southwest Nationals as part of our 2023
Congratulations to Rod Parsons for winning the Goodguys 2023 Dakota Digital Truck of the Year Late title with your 1967 Chevy C10 built by Fiber Forged Composites and Zrodz and Customs! We’ll see you and your vehicle in Scottsdale, Arizona November 17-19, 2023 at the
Congratulations to Cody Walls for winning the Goodguys 2023 FuelCurve.com Custom of the Year title with your 1949 Buick you built at your Traditional Metalcraft shop! We’ll see you and your vehicle in Scottsdale, Arizona November 17-19, 2023 at the 26th Speedway Motors Southwest Nationals
Let’s get this Deuce together! After finishing the paint work on the Goodguys Grand Prize Giveaway ’32 Ford coupe back in July, the team at Streamline Custom Designs was motivated, amped, and ready begin the final assembly process on this fantastic five-window hot rod. With
When Heath Till scored this ’68 Camaro through a Craigslist ad eight years ago, he was excited to finally have a first-gen Camaro in his garage. It was to fun to cruise and looked okay but just wasn’t up to the performance and finish Heath
When Johnson’s Hot Rod Shop set out to build this ’52 Chevy Suburban for longtime hot rodder and Bonneville racer David Pilgrim, the goal was to craft something bitchin’, black, and beautiful. They succeeded on all fronts and were rewarded this weekend when the trick
There’s no denying the popularity of pickups and SUVs these days, especially when discussing models from the late-’60s through the ’90s. We see a lot of cool C10s, Suburbans, F100s, Broncos, a few Mopars, and a growing number of Jeeps being built, but the International
After watching his older brother, Ryan, and their uncle have fun messing around with old cars and trucks, Eric Arvidson decided he wanted to join the fun and build his own custom truck. With his brother’s help they located a ’66 C10 that was within
There’s a good chance your hot rodding gene was passed down from your parents, an uncle, or maybe a neighbor. In the case of Tim Strange, who builds hot rods and customs for a living at his Tennessee-based shop, Strange Motion, the spark for igniting
One of the ironies of owning a successful custom car shop is the lack of time you’re typically able to devote to your own projects. After long hours working on customer vehicles, it can be difficult to find quality time to turn wrenches on anything
