While the engine swap in your square body seems to get all the love and focus of our project attention, don't forget about what’s going to bolt up to that new engine and sit in the tunnel next to you. Even if you’re going to
One thing we're hearing more about, or at least seeing more on social media, are the benefits of a dash cam. They can certainly be handy on road trips to capture scenic drives, can help with safety and are important in securing critical evidence in
Mopar fans have always had it a little tougher when it comes to aftermarket performance parts, specifically suspension components, but that's been changing. One company that has been making an investment in the Mopar suspension and handling world is QA1. QA1, based in Lakeville, Minnesota, has
Driving a Tri-Five Chevy is plenty cool, but you also have to make sure the engine stays cool. Johnson’s Radiator Works, offers cooper/brass '55 - '57 Tri-Five Chevy Radiators for SBC/BBC, LS, and LT applications in either 6-cylinder or V8 mount. Each radiator is designed to
It seems that the only major gripe about the GM LS engine platform is its overall aesthetics. This is especially true when it comes to LS swaps in muscle cars or classics. The plastic intake, the eight coil packs and all the wiring just doesn't
CarCapsule USA, the designer and manufacturer of inflatable premium vehicle storage products for the past 20+ years, has entered a new phase in vehicle preservation products with the introduction of their inflatable PaintProStation. This easy to inflate paint station measures 26' x 14’ x 10'
One cannot under estimate the imporance of a properly installed, strong wheel stud. American Racing Products, best known as ARP, understands every aspect of fasteners and the physics behind clamping forces. One area that they've invested a considerable amount of engineering and manufacturing resources is
Vintage four-wheel drive trucks and early versions of today's SUVs continue to grow in popularity in the hot rodding industry. We're seeing more early Broncos and Blazers, Scouts, Travelalls and other cool, classic rigs being lifted and built to the equivalent of restomodded muscle cars.
The 2024 cruising and car show season has wrapped up and many classic cars have already been tucked away into hibernation for the winter. Before you know it, the holidays will be knocking on your door so you better get rolling on those gifts! Remember,
When we're building or improving the performance of our classic rides, it's common practice to think big and maybe a little beyond our current budgets. In most cases, upgrading our cars and trucks is a long-term process simply due to time and budgets. But with
