Goodguys may have only been able to host three National events in 2020, but that doesn’t mean we didn’t get to see our fair share of cool cars. We combed through our 2020 event photography folders to show you some of those cool rides that
Ever think about all those projects and builds you’re going to get to once you retire? After retiring from McClellan Air Force Base about 20 years ago, Michael Morales was able to put a lot of time into his ’51 Merc project, but his retirement
“I’ve been a car guy since I was 14,” says Jeff Hess, the owner of "OLDSSLED," the ’56 Oldsmobile that captured the title of Goodguys 2020 Street Rod Headquarters Custom of the Year. “I drove illegally as a kid on Long Island.” Those illicit underage drives
Jeff Boone's grandfather, Willis Horn, bought this custom Ford in Southern California in 1941. The five-window coupe had been chopped, the quarter windows filled, and the body customized with a ’40 Nash grille and ’37 DeSoto bumpers. Willis drove the car, raced it a little,
Ray Dunham entered Goodguys 2020 Custom of the Year competition with an advantage by starting with a classic 1939 Lincoln Zephyr, an exclusive car renowned for its Art Deco lines. He took it a step further with thoughtful custom modifications that make this cruiser even
“After building numerous Fords and Chevys, I wanted to have something different from the mainstream,” says Fred DeFalco. He got just that with this ultra-cool, custom-crafted 1954 Buick Century known as “Jaded.” Built by Church Rods and Relics in Michigan, the Buick sports a new custom
Christmas may be over but The Grinch is here to stay. Warren Walcher’s ’67 Chevy C10 pickup earned its name not only from of the bright green House of Kolor “Lime Time” paint that adorns the sheet metal, but also from the ornery 468c.i. big
Editor’s Note: No matter how you look at it, 2020 was a year that nobody expected, nor wished for. Event postponements, cancellations, social distancing, and more had old car enthusiasts out of sorts. Our scene revolves around gathering at events and showing off with others.
Editor’s Note: No matter how you look at it, 2020 was a year that nobody expected, nor wished for. Event postponements, cancellations, social distancing, and more had old car enthusiasts out of sorts. Our scene revolves around gathering at events and showing off with others.
Editor’s Note: No matter how you look at it, 2020 was a year that nobody expected, nor wished for. Event postponements, cancellations, social distancing, and more had old car enthusiasts out of sorts. Our scene revolves around gathering at events and showing off with others.
