Legendary Hot Rodder Frank Currie Dies at 87
Currie Enterprises founder and father of modular rear-end assemblies Frank Currie passed away last week in California. He was 87. Retired from the day-to-day operations of Currie Enterprises since 1985, Frank Currie spent the past 30 years doing what he loved most — building hot rods and off-road machines. His contributions to hotrodding, off-roading, rock crawling,
Video: How to Install a Summit Racing Universal Shifter on a GM 4-Speed Transmission
Learn how to install a Summit Universal 4 Speed Shifter on your classic four-speed GM transmission by watching this Summit Racing Quick Flicks video. With a socket set and a pair of pliers, you’ll be able to complete the job in one afternoon. In the video, Al walks you through the process of installing the
Ride Shares: Dave Delaney Loses 1968 Chevelle, Finds it 20 Years Later
Dave Delaney’s story is like that of so many others: He loved his classic muscle car, but he was forced to sell it when he started a family. In Delaney’s case, the car was a 1968 Chevelle. “I owned [it] back in the ‘80s and in the ‘90s,” Delaney said. “My wife and I had two
Goodyear Unveils Spherical, Magnetic Tires
Goodyear is thinking outside of the box — er, circle. The tire manufacturer introduced the Eagle-360, a spherical tire that would be suspended from a car by magnetic fields, at the Geneva Motor Show. Goodyear designed Eagle-360 tires for future autonomous vehicles and says they would offer a wide range of benefits. By using magnetic fields, Goodyear
Congressional Bill Seeks to Protect Race Car Enthusiasts
Known as the RPM Act, the Recognizing the Protection of Motorsports Act of 2016 was drafted to ensure that turning street vehicles into race cars driven exclusively in competition does not violate the Clean Air Act. Supporters may contact members of Congress and urge them to support the RPM Act by clicking here. SEMA has already voiced




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