It’s not unusual to have a four-decade love affair with an old truck. But what if the relationship includes selling it three times – and buying it back each time? That’s the story of Ken and Susan Fontes’ on-again, off-again, on-again journey with their ’56
Though intended to showcase new products and services, the SEMA Show – the annual event hosted by the Specialty Equipment Market Association in Las Vegas – has become the preeminent place to debut high-end builds. The organization created a competition in 2014 to showcase these
Sonny Freeman’s ’32 Ford three-window coupe is appropriately titled "Blind Date" because he and Talbert Goldman of Mike Goldman Customs had an agreement that he couldn’t see the car until it was complete. Sonny wanted a fresh take on a classic Deuce and trusted Talbert
Kugel Komponents only built 20 Muroc roadster packages back at the turn of the century, so it was cool to have two of them in the Goodguys 2022 Meguiar’s Street Rod d’Elegance Top Five. Monty Belsham’s flamed beauty was a special treat, as it won
Nothing’s quite like restoring an old vehicle. You need a vision of what’s possible, and the willingness to put the work in to bring that vision into reality. The process takes time and is a labor of love. But it’s all worth it when you
The old Ford was designed and built for a different era – back when the speed limit was 55 and trucks were meant to work hard. While the original twin I-beam front suspension was certainly built “Ford tough” but it wasn’t exactly built to carve
Users asked and Design Engineering, Inc. delivered. DEI’s popular Titanium Knitted Sleeves are now available in a smaller size to fit 3" to 3.5" (#10042) OD exhaust and turbo pipes, up to 36" in length. Previously available in 12” and 24" lengths to fit 4" to
When is a Ford Ranchero not half truck, half car? If you guessed “business up front, party in back,” try again. Give up? It’s when a celebrity builder transforms an old hybrid hauler into half rocket ship, half reality TV star. Kenny Keith’s dazzling
Mike Whitney drove his black, back-to-basics ’32 Ford roadster to the 2022 BASF Nashville Nationals presented by Blueprint Engines last weekend. He drove back home to Ohio a few days later with a little extra hardware sitting next to him – the 2022 Tanks, Inc.
Lingenfelter is more than turning innovative engineering into winning performance; they like to get involved, and this time, they are helping children with critical illnesses make their life-changing wishes come true through the Make-A-Wish foundation. Priceless wishes are granted for children, plus the winner takes home
