Color Scheme: The Top 10 Most Iconic Factory Paint Colors of All Time
Dodge announced earlier this week that is was offering its popular Plum Crazy purple as a color option for all of its Challenger and Charger trim packages. It got us to thinking about some of the most iconic automotive factory muscle car/performance car colors of all time. There have been a lot of great ones, and opinions on
Hawley Schooled: Preparation, Proper Mindset & How They Play a Role in Race Safety
When bad things happen at the dragstrip, it can almost always be traced back to one thing: a lack of preparation. “We don’t spend our time talking about what to do if we hit the wall. What we spend our time talking about is: ‘Here’s how we’re never going to hit the wall,” said Frank
Road Construction: Car Craft’s ’78 Malibu Project Puts New Spin on the American Road Trip
Most people build a project car and then, if they’re fortunate enough, take it on a road trip. John McGann, editor of Car Craft magazine, likes to do things a little differently. McGann and his son, Danny, have decided to combine the project build and road trip into one experience by crossing the country in their new,
All-Wheel-Drive ’32 Ford QuadraDeuce to be Sold at Auction
Summit Racing’s QuadraDeuce—the world’s first all-wheel-drive 1932 roadster which the company built in 1995—is for sale at auction at eBay Motors. The auction went live July 30 and will run through August 9. Troy Trepanier, owner of Manteno, IL-based Rad Rides by Troy, reworked the innovative ’32 Ford in 2000. The QuadraDeuce is powered by an all-aluminum 406 cubic-inch
Roadkill vs. Gas Monkey Garage: The Junkyard Challenge is On–But Who Will Win?
The fight is officially on to see who can build the best junkyard racer. The guys from the popular web series Roadkill threw out a challenge to the Gas Monkey Garage team (as seen on Discovery’s Fast & Loud) to see who can build the best junkyard racer and take it 1,000 miles. It took a couple
Pennsylvania Racers Aim for 500 MPH in Wheel-Driven Land Speed Car
They built it to be the world’s fastest wheel-driven car—ever. No rockets. No jet propulsion. Just good old-fashioned, turbocharged American muscle. The Carbinite LSR streamliner looks more like a fighter jet than a typical car, but that happens when you’re building and shaping a Bonneville land speed car designed to go 500 miles per hour.
Ride Guides: A Basic Guide to Identifying Second-Gen. Chevelles
Look up the term “muscle car” in the dictionary, and you just might see the second generation (1968-72) Chevrolet Chevelle as the illustration. But which year? The purpose of this edition of Ride Guides is to help you pinpoint the model year of one of America’s favorite muscle cars. Although there are two basic body designs that make up
Time Travelling: DeLorean and ‘Back to the Future’ 30 Years Later
Most of us had never seen anything like it. It was part sports car, part spaceship, backing out of the trailer onto the Twin Pines Mall parking lot in the middle of night. There was an aura of magic about the entire scene because we knew this was the big time machine reveal and because some of us
The Top 20 Aftermarket Parts of All Time (#1): The Holley 3310 (Model 4150/4160) Carburetor
EDITOR’S NOTE: What are the top high performance automotive parts of all time? Or in this case, what are the Top 20 most iconic parts that changed hot rodding? We’re talking total game-changers in the annals of our hobby. We asked a panel of OnAllCylinders staffers, longtime automotive journalists, and veteran members of the Summit Racing technical and marketing
The Top 20 Aftermarket Parts of All Time (#3): Edelbrock Slingshot Intake Manifold
EDITOR’S NOTE: What are the top high performance automotive parts of all time? Or in this case, what are the Top 20 most iconic parts that changed hot rodding? We’re talking total game-changers in the annals of our hobby. We asked a panel of OnAllCylinders staffers, longtime automotive journalists, and veteran members of the Summit




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