BangShift continued its stellar job of nationwide show coverage, creating several photo galleries full of street rods and rat rods from the Viva Las Vegas Rockabilly Weekend car show which took place in the heart of America’s favorite playground last month. Check out a sampling of some of the pics from BangShift and photo contibutor
Editor’s Note: In 2015, we looked back at the best aftermarket parts of all time, commemorated 60 years of small block Chevy performance, and went Back to the Future to celebrate the iconic movie’s anniversary. We said goodbye to Roscoe P. Coltrane and hello to a whole new generation of Camaros. Jeff Gordon retired. Volkswagen cheated. And BIGFOOT had a
[portfolio_slideshow id=30545] Thinking about an engine swap? As you undoubtedly know, the General Motors LS family of engines is one of the most desired engines for swaps right now. Lightweight, afforadable, and abundant, LS engines can be found in everything from classic muscle cars to one-off custom hot rods. But we don’t need to tell
The guys at Bangshift must either: A) live in parallel universe with 50-hour days and 10-day weeks, or B) stay hooked to a continuous Red Bull I.V. drip. We can’t be certain which is the case, but we are certain that they’re superior at criss-crossing the country to cover the coolest shows, races, and events. And that includes
[portfolio_slideshow id=26319] To paraphrase the old Coca-Cola Christmas commercial: “We’d like to teach the world to live in perfect harmony.” And we’ll start with the Caffeine & Octane car show in Alpharetta, GA. Here, you’ll find exotic super cars, classic muscle cars, vintage imports, and late model cars and trucks sitting side by side and co-existing peacefully. Even
[portfolio_slideshow id=25080] The Mountain Moonshine Festival is just as awesome as it sounds. Even awesomer. Among other festivities, this annual Dawsonville, GA event includes a huge car show, cruise-in, and swap meet–all to benefit KARE for Kids, an organization that helps local children in need. Brian Kreuser, who has been sharing his photography with us
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