November 12, 2004 is a day Steve Connor will never forget. Connor became an amputee and veteran of the U.S. Navy after a tragic accident left the then-23-year-old Second Class Machinist Mate in a coma and fighting for his life. With help from his wife, Keri, Connor not only survived the accident, but has also become an inspiration
[portfolio_slideshow id=20281] Like most United States military service members, Wylie Clough bleeds red, white, and blue. Like most gearheads, he has gasoline in his veins too. And it was that passion for classic Amercian automobiles that helped fuel the U.S. Army Battalion Executive Officer during his darkest, most stressful times while protecting our freedoms in Afghanistan. A combat advisor on the highly volatile
[portfolio_slideshow id=25568] Have you thanked a military veteran today? There’s really no wrong way to do it as long as you make the small effort to say thank you. As you might imagine, our acknowledgement of Veterans Day is centered around cars—and one car in particular. We found this 1956 Ford Thunderbird at last year’s SEMA
Veterans—thank you for all you do to protect our country, our freedoms, and our values. You are our true heroes for your honor, bravery, and dedication. We also want to offer an additional thank you to all the gearheads who have served—or are currently serving—in the United States' military. From the World War II vets
When you think of the United States military, a few words immediately come to mind: Power. Muscle. Heroic. What better car-guy way to honor the qualities of the U.S. Military than by compiling a list of our all-time most heroic muscle cars—cars that went above and beyond to enhance the hobby we love. See what we
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