Father-Son Builds

“It runs in the family.” How often have you heard someone say that when referring to athleticism, musical talent, or even artistic ability? The saying refers to gifts, traits, or passions that are inherited or passed down from generation to generation. It can apply to mechanical skills and the appreciation for all-things automotive, too. We sometimes hear

On Father’s Day, we honor Dad. All dads, really. But in our OnAllCylinders world, we spend a lot of time thinking about Car Dads. Fathers who spent years introducing their sons and daughters to wrenching on that classic parked in the garage, or teaching them the finer points of weekend racing at the local track.

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

The car that’s built is the most special kind of car. Especially the car that was built with Dad. You calloused your hands, bloodied your knuckles, wrenched to exhaustion, and learned lifelong lessons during those invaluable hours. Today, we celebrate Father’s Day with these special Father/Son builds shared by fans of the Summit Racing Facebook