Featured Vehicles

Jun 28, 2006

Haunted: Bill Brautigam’s 1951 Henry J

Photography by Maguire Photographics
Have you ever had that uncanny feeling of someone’s—or something’s—presence? You can almost see it lurking around out of the corner of your eye, but when you turn to confront it, it’s gone.

May 2, 2006

SR61: Summit Racing And ProRides Build the World’s Baddest Ford Starliner

It’s hard to get attention in the custom car racket these days. So many guys are building (or are having built) so many high-profile rides that you can hardly see the hot rod forest for the chrome and metal-flake trees.

Mar 16, 2006

History In Motion: The Return of the Baldwin-Motion Camaro

What happens when a couple of semi-retired car guys get together for lunch? History gets made—all over again.

Dec 27, 2005

Pro Stock Anatomy: Inside The World of Team Summit’s Greg Anderson and Jason Line

What does a champion NHRA Pro Stock racer do in his free time? Absolutely nothing, ’cause there is no such thing as free time when you’re talking about Greg Anderson, 2005 NHRA Pro Stock World Champion and Team Summit racer. Anderson, teammate Jason Line, and the rest of the KB Racing crew don’t have the luxury of free time—such is the price of three consecutive championships.

Oct 28, 2005

Doing It Right: Art and Mary Krepps' 1961 Corvette

Art Krepps built his 1961 Corvette Coupe with one hand tied behind his back. Well, maybe we’re exaggerating just a bit. But he did bring the ’Vette from backyard trash to a showstopper himself, with help from his sons. That includes fabrication, body work, paint, engine work, interior, and anything else custom the car needed.

Aug 26, 2005

Back To The Street: Ron Wood's 1967 Chevelle SS

Ron Wood of Kent, Ohio, was Pro Street when Pro Street wasn’t popular. Back in the early 1970s, he ran Goodyear Indy oval track tires on his blown 1969 Corvette because there wasn’t anything available to handle the engine's 550 horsepower. “Trailers are for boats," Ron explained, "I wanted a car I could drive on the street. I didn’t want to start it up, put it on the trailer, and haul it to where it needed to be. It was a lot more fun to drive than it would have been to haul it.”

Aug 26, 2005

Family Tradition: Denny Terzich Sr.'s 1937 Wild Rod Sedan

It’s possible that you haven’t heard about Denny Terzich’s 1937 Ford. Maybe you live in the Yukon or the Sahara, where the car magazines take weeks to arrive and hot rod websites are just a rumor. Anyway, we welcome you back to civilization with the story of a boss ride and the folks who built it.

Mar 22, 2005