If a Muscle Car Dictionary exists, the listing for sleeper would include a photo of Dennis Albaugh’s 1969 COPO Camaro: no stripes, no spoilers, no SS/RS/Z28 badging, no engine emblems. The cowl-induction hood might be the only hint of what lurks under the Honduras Maroon
If a 1969 Camaro SS/RS ever had a big brother from Chevrolet, there’s a very good chance would’ve looked like Kevin and Wendy Flondor’s Twin-Turbo 1970 C10 Pickup christened "CST/Storm." At least this is what the modern custom version might have looked like. Built at
While their production never approached that of Ford and Chevrolet, Studebaker was a substantial supplier of post-World War II pickups, helping to fill the demand for new vehicles of any kind. Ron Brown knows this, as his father once ran a Studebaker dealership. Ron followed
It only takes the slightest mention of a classic vehicle to send a car guy chasing for their next build. As an example, one day Thomas Duty and Eileen Papas were floating in the pool relaxing and chatting about cars when she asked if Thomas
If you follow Goodguys social media or stay up to date with event recaps here on FuelCurve.com, you know that Roadster Shop had a grand unveiling of the 2022/2023 Goodguys Grand Prize Giveaway OBS truck in early July during the Goodguys 24th Summit Racing Nationals
If your goal is to build a '65 Corvette to perform on the track as well as on the street, why not start with an empty shell rather than deconstruct a restored car. That’s what Greg Thurmond did when he decided to build a companion
Whether it’s falling asleep in the back seat at a drive-in, sliding across a wide bench seat to squish your sibling on every corner, or just pretending to drive while your dad changed the oil, old cars can carry a load of memories. Jamey Hyder’s
The last time car enthusiast Amadeo Angelo teamed up with the crew from Roseville Rod & Custom, they captured the Goodguys 2019 Tanks, Inc. Hot Rod of the Year title with a ’36 Ford coupe. This year, Angelo and Roseville’s Ben York came gunning for
You could argue that GM’s second-generation C/K trucks and Blazers are the ’32 Fords or ’55 Chevys for a different generation. GM made a zillion of ’em, they’re bulletproof, easily modified, and maybe the best-looking pickup truck ever made. Produced from 1967 to 1972, these
When Mike Steele sought the right shop to build his '68 Chevy C10 longbed pickup, he looked just 50 miles north of his home in Holly Springs, North Carolina to the town of Prospect Hill and L&S Customs, a relatively small shop that turns out
