Harry Donovan set out in 2009 to restore his late wife Marie’s 1967 Mustang coupe, but lost it to theft and didn’t see it again for 13 years, as a rolling shell. Over the next two years, his Indiana community helped restore the car to perfection.
For several years, there have been two options to adjust the ride height of your vehicle on the fly – hydraulics and airbags. Both have their strong and weak points – but the geniuses at Mittler Bros Machine and Tool have combined the best of hydraulic ride height control with the ride comfort and feel of coilovers.
Five years ago, American Honda began a program called Red Rider Support.
BFGoodrich has teamed up with several organizations to combat tire price increases and help keep tradesmen working. An estimated 30 million tradesmen and women can benefit from this program.
NASCAR’s XFINITY and Monster Energy Series fought it out at ISM Speedway in Phoenix.
All three major touring series for NASCAR rolled into the Las Vegas Motor Speedway over the weekend.
Ignition systems and their components have changed immensely over the years.
When all the smoke cleared after the opening weekend of NASCAR’s 2019 season at Daytona International Speedway, there were two first time winners.
Ken Block, star of the Gymkhana YouTube videos, went to Ford’s engineers for a custom part for his latest build and they sent him history’s largest 3D metal-printed part in use on a working vehicle ever.
For the Grand National Roadster Show held during the last week of January, SpeedKore fabricated two classic muscle cars from the ’70s using their pre-preg carbon fiber process – a 1970 Dodge Charger and a ’70 Mustang Boss 302.
