Our monthly fan rides are becoming an exercise in who can dethrone General Motors. While Mopars, Fords, and an occasional oddball slip their ways into monthly fan ride voting, GMs (and Chevys, in particular) often find themselves on top. Not this month, you say. Four GM vehicles made the list of Top May Fan Rides
Vehicle: 1966 Dodge Coronet Owner: Hans VanderMeer, Jr. Engine: Chrysler RB 440 Big Block Features: Demon 850 carburetor; Torqueflite 727 Transmission; Custom bodywork and paint; Custom-built air box Comments: “66 Dodge Coronet. Custom bodywork and paint job done by myself. Smoothed out bumpers. Ford 9”. Wilwood disc brakes, Custom built air box topped off with
For the second consecutive week, more than 200 vehicles showed up for the Monday Night Cruise-In at Summit Racing Equipment’s McDonough, GA Retail Store. Monday’s theme was Chevrolet, and there were plenty of them to see. From ’57 Chevys to 2014 Corvettes, the parking lot was packed with bow-tie-bearing beauties. Take a look below at pictures
April showers bring May flowers. And April’s Fan Rides brought a LOT of interest. Chevy again leads the way with five vehicles in this month’s Top 10 Fan Rides, but there are also a couple of Mopars, an Oldsmobile, a Ford, and even a Willys. Now, we need you to choose which one is best.
Don and Elma Voth’s 1965 Chevrolet Impala SS, “The Imposter,” was just awarded the prestigious Ridler Award at the 2015 Detroit Autorama. “The Imposter” was designed by Chip Foose, who wanted to build a ground-up custom that would handle like a modern muscle car. According to Foose’s website, “Customer Don Voth and his wife Elma
February’s edition of Top 10 Fan Rides features a few vehicles you’ve seen and others you probably never have, and might never again. A Blazer with snow tracks? A classic Mustang Wagon?? You might do a double-take when you scroll down the page. Summit Racing’s Facebook fans sure did, but that didn’t stop them from
Here at OnAllCylinders, we’re well known for giving good car advice. We’re not as well known for giving relationship advice. That’s probably a good thing, because OnAllCylinders is not a relationship blog. But we can’t pretend our love for our hobby and our feelings for our significant other have never crossed paths. Take Feb. 14, for
It seems like just yesterday we were ringing in the new year. But we’re already a month into 2015, and you have once again helped us name the Top Fan Rides of the month. January’s edition of Top Fan Rides varies a bit from previous months. While you still love your Chevys, you’ve voted a
[portfolio_slideshow id=38673] The 2017 Ford F-150 Raptor will see only a moderate boost in power, but from a much smaller engine. Ford product development chief Raj Nair let it slip on TV during the Rolex 24 at Daytona this weekend that the new Raptor will offer 450 horsepower. In a day when muscle cars feature
As Matthew McConaughey states in his now-famous confusing Lincoln commercials, “sometimes you’ve gotta go back.” In this case, we want to honor the top cars and trucks of 2014. But not just any vehicles – your vehicles. You posted your rides to Summit Racing’s Facebook page and mobile app throughout the year, and each month
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