Here’s how the mechanical star of the 1965 TV series My Mother The Car looked before a Hollywood studio reimagined the Chevy-powered 1924 Ford Model T Phaeton as a dead mother communicating with her ...

So-called "outlaw" 356s are an established trend by now, the form kicked off by customizer Rod Emory in his California-based ...

Whitewall tires were the height of automotive fashion in the 1950s, but have fallen out of favor in the intervening decades.

See All 6 Photos It was behind mom’s joint that Gene opened his first shop and, at age 15, bought his first car, a $75 1928 Model ... own dropped axles, and HOT ROD magazine.

It was the 50th anniversary of Autorama, and this year we got to take a closer look at some of the cars kids from Bingham ...

With most of these pre-WWII vehicles abandoned in junkyards and barns, 1939-1942 Dodges are rarely seen on public roads.

With a hint of spring in the air, the 2025 Toronto Motorama Custom Car and Motorsports Expo breezed into Canada’s largest ...

Hubcaps cover the central portion of a car’s wheels, though they can certainly be larger. They have been around for as long as the automobile industry has existed and, for many decades, were an ...

Mooneyes was founded in California in the 1950s. It started out as a garage and custom parts manufacturer that built hot rods. The distinct yellow eyes logo became iconic in the custom car community.

Car customizer Gene Winfield has died at the age of 97 He was one of the last of the great customizers from the 1950s and 1960s ... stories for antique-car and hot-rod car club magazines.

Rick Scribner’s passion is high-performance muscle cars. He passed this passion down to his son, Alex, and his son-in-law, ...

"My earliest memories are watching the guys build stuff, and then, six months later, there'd be a plastic model kit that I got to build - the same cars that ... of a hot rod legend," said John ...