You spoke. We listened. When we presented our 10 favorite movie cars about a month ago, we wanted to have some fun and get the conversation started. And you guys delivered. Some of you were less than enthused with some of our choices. One passionate reader, Gene S., was particularly disappointed. Gene offered this: [sic]
For 25 years, it just sat in a field. The 1934 Chevrolet Master Coupe took a beating from the elements. It even got shot—maybe by hunters, maybe in a mob shooting, or maybe by some Chevy-hating Ford fanatic. But there were bullet holes. Enter John T. Francis, a car enthusiast from Portage Lakes, OH who
If you prefer dirty cars and don’t want to spruce up your crust wagon, pay no mind to the following. Otherwise, stick around. We’ve tapped into the collective brain trust at Mothers because their exceptional products are highly effective at beautifying cars and trucks. Here are 19 Mothers-approved tips that, if followed, will keep your
We feel that we’re taking care of a school that wouldn’t be there if we hadn’t helped. It’s very rewarding, and we want to continue that. – Vic Edelbrock Jr. Some things just make too much sense. First, we have one of the biggest names in the performance automotive aftermarket. Then we sprinkle in a
It’s beginning to look a lot like summer at Summit Racing. The annual weekend of hot rods, customs, technical advice from more than 100 performance-product manufacturers, celebrity appearances, and a monster truckload of fun is back. Super Summit South at the Summit Racing Retail Store in McDonough, GA, near Atlanta, is slated for Saturday, April
When Chrysler Group unveiled the 2013 SRT Viper (Chrysler dropped the Dodge name off the new supercar) at the New York Auto Show this month, reviews from the peanut gallery were mixed. From the “I can’t afford this” crowd to the “Why don’t they just introduce a 40-mile-per-gallon minivan?” crowd, the new car has its
A countless number of incredible cars have graced the silver screen. It’s impossible to recall from memory just how many great ones there have been, and even more impossible to pare them down to one 10-car list. But we tried anyway. This list isn’t gospel. You can probably make an argument for an entire new
There are car show people and then there are car show people. Car show people attend and enjoy car shows. Car show people attend and basically live at car shows. You’re the ones watching the rest of the herd watch your car. With car show and cruise-in season ramping up and fall tailgating season on
NHRA Pro Stock legend Bill “Grumpy” Jenkins died today. He was 81. Jenkins was a drag racing champion, a masterful engine builder, and admired by countless fans. You can read more about Jenkins’ life and immense contributions to drag racing and engine building here. In 1970, he became the first guy to break 10 seconds in
Just the other day, some OnAllCylinders staff members were out to lunch. And that’s when a guy looking exactly like Eddie Murphy in Vampire in Brooklyn drove into the parking lot. You’d think looking like a day-walking vampire would be interesting enough. But no. This man’s truck stole the show. A relatively new black Chevy
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