Summer may be nearing its end, but these cars haven’t cooled down. Summit Racing asked on its Facebook page for fans to submit pictures of their vehicles. Thousands responded, then liked and shared their favorites. Below are the Top 10 Facebook Fan Rides from August 2015 based on fan likes and shares. Vote for your favorite
Car or truck, Chevy or Ford, we’re all fans of dogs (well, except for you cat fans). Today, we celebrate our love for our canine friends during the 11th Annual National Dog Day. Our dogs have long been our companions during car rides and car repairs. Heck, we even buy products to make our dogs’ rides
The summer is half over and school starts soon. Can you believe it? While July went by too fast, Summit Racing gathered another great group of fan vehicles. Below are the Top 10 July Fan Rides based on your likes and shares on Summit Racing’s Facebook page. Vote for your favorite here as Summit Racing
People love Rob’s 1970 Dodge Challenger. You sure did when you voted it the Top Fan Ride of June 2015. And why not? Its 526 Max Wedge engine pumps out an incredible 887 horsepower on alcohol, according to Rob. That’s enough to lift its front tires – as you’ll see below in many of the car’s
Vehicle: 1970 Ford Mustang Coupe Owner: Charles Anderson Engine: 331 Stroker Features: C4 transmission, Moser Engineering Third Member Assembly Comments: “I have had it for a little over 4 and a half years. Went through and completely gutted the car. Engine bay was first to receive the overhaul. Sanded and ground down everything. Repainted and rebuilt everything I
It’s hard to believe, but we’re already half-way through 2015. (How are those New Year’s resolutions coming?) We just wrapped up tallying your votes for our Top June Fan Ride. Like usual, we tallied all your Facebook likes and shares on Summit Racing’s Facebook page throughout the month and took the top 10 fan-owned vehicles. All
Vehicle: 1973 Jeep CJ-5 Owner: Jeff Kova Engine: AMC 304 (5.0 L) V8 Features: Holley 4160 600cfm Carburetor, Edelbrock Performer 2131 Intake Manifold, Offenhauser aluminum Gasser-style hood scoop Offenhauser 5285, HEI Ignition Comments: “’73 CJ5 304 V8 with a mild cam (PO did the cam, so I don’t have specs), Holley 4160/600cfm with a velocity stack and
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
Dale Helpingstine paid $1,000 for his 1957 Chevy Bel Air. That was 33 years ago, of course, but who’s counting? “It was a piece of junk!” he said. “I brought it home on a trailer, backed it in the garage, and started taking it apart.” Helpingstine removed the body, rebuilt the chassis, and started replacing bad
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