Winter is almost here so we’re taking the fun indoors. We’re not talking about puzzles and games, either. We’re talking about the Summit Racing Show Car Series, which brings some of America’s greatest hot rods inside for a full slate of winter indoor car shows. The new season kicked off over Thanksgiving weekend and we’ve got a mammoth
The Houston AutoRama attracts a crowd of impressive hot rods and trucks. Judges at the show had the daunting task of picking seven favorites from the crowd. These “The Magnificent 7,” as they are called, are the finalists for the annual Millwinders Award. As we told you over the weekend, Don and Caroyln Smith’s ’32 Ford took
Houston, we have a winner. The 2014 Houston Autorama Millwinders Award was presented moments ago to Don and Carolyn Smith for their 1932 Ford Sedan. The award is presented each year for the top first-time shown vehicle as judged by the ISCA. The winning entry receives $5,000 and a custom trophy. See more pictures of
[portfolio_slideshow id=26422] Gene Winfield may be 86 years old, but the legendary car customizer is showing no signs of slowing down. In fact, he’s once again taking his skills on the road as Gene Winfield’s Chop Shop, presented by Genuine Hotrod Hardware, will be at nine events on this year’s Summit Racing Show Car Series.
A bunch of killer hot rods, muscle cars, and several other amazing rides descended on Houston, TX for the 54th annual Autorama, the first event of this season’s Summit Racing Show Car Series which runs through March 30. The Houston judges picked seven favorites from the crowd, dubbing them “The Magnificent 7″—the finalists for the
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