We're closing out the year with a review of the Goodguys 2025 Top 12 of the Year winners presented by BASF! Congratulations to to Angelo Vespi and his mencing 1987 Buick Grand National, built by Dutchboys Hotrods, for being named the PPG Street Machine of
We're closing out the year with a review of the Goodguys 2025 Top 12 of the Year winners presented by BASF! Congratulations to Ross Myers and Rad Rides by Troy for being named the Classic Instruments Street Rod of the Year with the amazing 1936
We're closing out the year with a review of the Goodguys 2025 Top 12 of the Year winners presented by BASF! Congratulations to Homer and Alice Zamora for winning earning the Vintage Air Custom Rod of the Year title with their 1957 Pontiac Safari, built
We're closing out the year with a review of the Goodguys 2025 Top 12 of the Year winners presented by BASF! Congratulations to Brad Brown for earning the Snap-on Muscle Car of the Year title with his 1970 Boss 429 Mustang, restored by East Bay Muscle
We're closing out the year with a review of the Goodguys 2025 Top 12 of the Year winners presented by BASF! Congratulations to Dave Kroona and his 1933 Willys built by South City Rod & Custom for being named the Tanks, Inc. Hot Rod of
We're closing out the year with a review of the Goodguys 2025 Top 12 of the Year winners presented by BASF! Congratulations to Troy Peck for being named the Dakota Digital Truck of the Year Late title with his 1969 Ford F100 built by Scott's Hotrods N'
We're closing out the year with a review of the Goodguys 2025 Top 12 of the Year winners presented by BASF starting with the Meguiar's West Coast d'Elegance winner, Greg Heinrich's 1935 Chevy Coupe, built by Ironworks Speed & Kustom! Good things happen when there’s a
The holiday season brings a lot of decorations and household bling in red and green with shiny chrome highlights. With these festive days ahead, we went back through our files in search of classic cars and trick trucks that matched the season; specifically those painted
Like many trucks from the 1930s, Ralph Ross’s 1935 International was quietly rusting away in a farmer’s field when he found it about 10 years ago. A victim of hard work and neglect, the truck was a mess: half-missing rear fenders, a crumpled bed, front
Tony Jurado is someone who puts a premium value on tradition, consistency, and longevity. That’s apparent when you look at many different aspects of his life. He’s been with the same glass contracting company – a business he now owns – since 1982. He and
