A collection of hot rods, street rods, classic cars, car shows, events, and cool rides, plus the occasional Throwback Thursday #tbt post or article about a historical event.
When Davel Uihlein passed away in Mequon, Wis., on Jan. 29, 2010, the racing world lost an enthusiast, friend and expert. Uihlein had a passionate love for the early history of American motor sports and restored many important racing cars from Indy 500 winners to a sports car special bearing his name.
Mark Pappas bought Grumpy Jenkins Toy No. 10, a Chevy Vega and made it his own.
Twenty years ago, racing legend Ayrton Senna died in a tragic accident at the San Marino Gran Prix. Reminiscences of his life, his legacy […]
The Burnout chats with Classic Industries Jeff Leonard about one of his prized possessions – Dickie Harrell’s ’69 COPO Camaro.
Dale Milanowski shows off his classic front end dragster at “The Gathering at the Green.”
Joseph W. Haas is restoring a ‘51 Chevy with vintage Rajo speed equipment – a tribute to his grandfather Racine Joe, or Rajo for short.
Our first visit to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway museum was in 1974, during our first trip across this country. We were driving a 1953 Pontiac […]
Wild Bob Burman’s 1912 Cutting race car gets re-created to run in Wisconsin.
In the early 1950s, car collector and industrial designer Brooks Stevens created a car called the Excalibur J. It was a two-seat roadster built on […]
Dave Glass ’65 Plymouth was directly inspired by the NHRA vehicles of that dominated Top Stock Eliminator competition during the 1960s.
