[portfolio_slideshow id=22033] Post-World War II America produced some of the most gorgeous automobiles ever. For example, the folks at Rod Authority and Power AutoMedia shared with us this beautiful 1951 Pontiac Chieftain, owned by Adam Woodhams. A large, “bomb-style” sedan, Woodhams’ Chieftain Deluxe Two-Door came decked to the nines with chrome, fancy trim options, and
[portfolio_slideshow id=21954] Fifth-generation Chevy Camaro enthusiasts descended upon Lucas Oil Raceway in Indianapolis, IN recently for the Camaro5 Fest. Camaro5 Fest featured an autocross competition, competitive and exhibition drag racing, a charity cruise, and a car show with awards. Our friend Jeff Lee, former IHRA Internet Director and current digital marketing manager for Martin & Company, was
[portfolio_slideshow id=21811] Reno NV. — What’s better than a parade? How about a parade that consists of custom street rods instead of floats… muscle cars instead of marching bands… giant motorized shopping carts instead of fire trucks? Sound like your kind of parade? That’s what goes on every evening on Reno’s Virginia St. during Hot August
[portfolio_slideshow id=21730] Reno, NV. — The Grand Sierra Resort in Reno has been a major supporter of Hot August Nights since way back. It’s also built a well-deserved reputation among veteran show participants for having one of the week’s must-see cruise-ins. Hundreds of classic cars. Live music. Corvette ride-alongs on the resort’s road course. And this goes
[portfolio_slideshow id=21593] Reno, NV. — Barrett-Jackson is not only bringing its iconic auction to Hot August Nights, it has also created the Barrett-Jackson Cup. You can read all about it in the original press release, but it will essentially offer participants in the downtown show-in-shines (presented by Circus-Circus, Eldorado Hotel, Harrah’s Reno, and Silver Legacy Resort)
Bowtie owners and enthusiasts descended upon Summit Racing’s Tallmadge, OH location this past weekend to share and enjoy one another’s Chevrolets and other General Motors vehicles. It was the All Chevy Show. And it was awesome. See for yourself: [portfolio_slideshow id=21464]
Ryan Buck was feeling pretty good about things. Because he didn’t know he was about to have a car accident. The Lino Lakes, MN resident had just attended the 2011 Car Craft Summer Nationals in nearby St. Paul, MN, where—despite not having entered into any official competition—Buck’s 1963 Chevy II was the fastest car on
A parking lot is a parking lot is a parking lot—unless it’s the Summit Racing parking lot. On any given day or time, the lot outside a Summit Racing store can turn into an impromptu mini car show, depending on who’s stopped by the store. Each Wednesday, we’ll share our parking lot find of the week—another benefit of
Mustang fanatics are very passionate about their cars, and they don’t need much excuse to get together and show off their rides. All they need is a time and a place to meet up–and maybe a little space to stand back and admire each other’s vehicles. Know what they don’t need? Sun. Die-hard Mustang enthusiasts
Norwalk, OH. – We enjoyed looking through our first Blue Suede Cruise gallery. So, we’re going to publish some more. We spotted some purpose-built race cars we really liked when visiting Summit Motorsports Park last weekend, as well as some folks who just wanted to get their cars on the track. Check out our gallery below. It’s
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