For anyone who has never been to or heard of Dinos Git Down, it represents everything great about America. Good people, seeing friends you already know and friends you're about to make. Local businesses supporting the event and a sea of sick Chevy C10's at
The Turkey Rod Run at Daytona International Speedway has become an institution for eastern states car guys and gals. What started in 1975 as a one-day gathering of 45 cars at a hotel on Daytona Beach is now one of the country’s largest combined car
If you’re a performance car owner chances are you've daydreamed about taking it to the track. We vividly remember our first track day but it took a little research on how to even go about getting started. Once we got dialed in on where to
Hanro Studios evolved out of Hank Robinson’s passion for art, metal, automobiles, and healing from three overseas tours as an infantryman in the U.S. Army. Upon leaving the Army in 2010 he discovered a new path which has transformed him from a freedom fighter to
The SF Auto Show is a Thanksgiving week tradition and has been for six decades now. But it wasn’t always a diverse showcase of the latest Detroit offerings. Far from it. Started in 1958, the original show was staged by bay area import car dealers
Bug In 42 at Auto Club Fontana Raceway was a trip down memory lane. There's a reason why a lowered Volkswagen from the 60s equipped with a 180hp motor and performance wheels tucked up under its fenders is called a “Cal-Look” bug. That style of
The Fuel Curve UTV is for real. On a recent beautiful and crisp Saturday morning we met up with Goodguys and Fuel Curve Director of Sponsorships and Sales Ed Capen and America Legends Hot Rods’ Tony Arme for a full day of dirt smiles and
Last weekend was cool and clear in Salinas, California — perfect weather for one hundred cars to tear up the track at Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca. [gallery link="file" columns="2" size="full" ids="26772,26770"] As with most track days, the day started long before the sun came up. We heard
The inaugural RPM Nationals was a time capsule. Its story begins halfway between San Francisco and Los Angeles in a little town along State Route 58 with a population of about 1,200. On a recent fall Saturday morning, the good people of Santa Margarita must
The Hell on Wheels Halloween Hill Climb was sensory overload if two wheeled retro riders move your needle. Down in Southern California there is a loose confederation of motorcycle devotees who hold staunchly to the belief that vintage motorcycles are not museum pieces, they are
