Danny Koker checks out five custom hotrods that scream individuality, style and power. We start in Milwaukee, with a classic ...

The parking lot at the Iron Horse Saloon in Ormond Beach looked like a scene straight out of a Mad Max movie on Saturday, Nov. 29, as the bar welcomed the "Rat Rod Bash," an unusual car show that ...

If you’re into cars, craftsmanship, or powerful storytelling, you’ve got to check out the short documentary Rat Rod. This award-winning film beautifully blends the love of mechanics with themes of ...

From Rust to Road – Breathing New Life Into Classics & Modern Machines. Whether it's a chopped '50s Mercury, a Cadillac hearse with attitude, or a modern transmission rebuild, every bolt turned tells ...

A Westmoreland County man is looking to turn his Steelers-themed hot rod into money for UPMC Children's Hospital. With the power of the original Steel Curtain, Shawn Smith's Rengage Rat Rod rocks the ...

General Motors redesigned its pickups after fulfilling its duties in World War II. The new Chevy trucks were known as the Advance Design series, while GMC called its new trucks the New Design. The ...

Old cars with modern drivetrains are often terrible. People go too far in their restomods, turning classic muscle cars into the automotive equivalent of those LED-ridden black leather couches. But ...

If you've ever attended a local car show, watched Mecum Auctions on TV, or shopped at any business with a rural Americana theme, chances are you'll see a Chevy 5-window pickup truck parked in the ...

Few automotive brands can boast a history as rich or command as much respect on the road as Chevrolet. When you think Chevrolet, you think trucks, and with good reason. Chevy trucks have consistently ...

Oscar Ruelas, 78, a car builder, retired longshoreman and co-founder of Duke’s car club, who lives in Los Angeles, on his 1954 “Mr. Lowrider” Chevrolet Bel Air, as told to A.J. Baime. I started ...

After World War II, GM redesigned its pickups. Chevrolet received the Advance Design series, while over at GMC, the new trucks were known as the New Design. The light-duty trucks were sleeker, more ...