Congratulations to David Zocchi for winning the Goodguys 2024 FuelCurve.com Custom of the Year title with your 1936 Ford built by Lucky 7 Customs! We’ll see you and your vehicle in Scottsdale, Arizona November 22-24, 2024 at the 27th Speedway Motors Southwest Nationals as part
Congratulations to Frank Szymkowski for winning the Goodguys 2024 Snap-on Muscle Car of the Year title with your 1969 Pontiac GTO Judge! We’ll see you and your vehicle in Scottsdale, Arizona November 22-24, 2024 at the 27th Speedway Motors Southwest Nationals as part of our
You couldn’t have scripted it any better, even if it was made for TV. In the inaugural year of the Goodguys BASF Most Bitchin’ award, Dave Kindig and his team from Kindig-It Design and the TV show “Bitchin’ Rides” swooped in and stole the show
Who knows where the road goes. For Travis Alford and his ’70 Camaro that was just named the Goodguys 2024 Griot’s Garage Muscle Machine of the Year, the journey started in the late-’90s when be bought his grandma’s ’80 Camaro for $500. The car served
The old saying “don’t look a gift horse in the mouth” takes on a different meaning when the gift horse is a 1966 Mustang. Kyle Kupchin’s grandfather restored all types of old cars, but his favorite was always a fastback Mustang. When he gave Kyle
The ’80s called – and they look more awesome than ever! That’s right, Goodguys is making another trip back to the decade of mullets, stone-washed denim, and hair metal with their 2025 Grand Prize Giveaway car, a sleek ’87 Monte Carlo SS Aerocoupe street machine crafted
Mick Even is proud to claim, “I grew up in a Pontiac dealership!” So, it would seem logical that he might have crafted several cars from that brand during his decades of playing with hot rods and customs. Not so. This 1953 Pontiac Chieftain convertible
It’s Assembly and Interior Time for the Goodguys 2025 Grand Prize Giveaway ’87 Monte Carlo SS Aerocoupe The final stretch of any vintage car build is always hectic – especially when there’s a deadline. For the Goodguys 2025 Grand Prize Giveaway ’87 Monte Carlo SS Aerocoupe,
People often think of compact cars being a response to the oil embargos and gas crises of the 1970s or shifting consumer tastes of the 1980s. But there was an initial wave of compacts produced after World War II, with companies like Crosley and Kaiser-Frazer
Before the new 1967 Camaros caught the attention of muscle car buyers of the era, Chevrolet fans could choose between the SS396 Chevelle or the 1966 Nova SS, two attractive performance options for bowtie buyers. Consider: The SS Chevelle with the 375-horsepower big block weighed around
