Builds and customs, first rides, OEM customs and concepts including Chevrolet, Ford, GM, Chrysler, Dodge, hot rods, and classics.
A sweet professional build is all about a concept well-executed. The following examples, highlighted in our Builder’s Showcases, are either recent builds we’ve run across, internal favorites, or builders that we know and love doing something unique. Enjoy!
Today’s CCF pick is this ’63 Dodge Dart Arizona car that’s for sale or trade!
![[Gallery] Road Rats Car Show](https://www.racingjunk.com/news/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/2A-e1651770667920-376x206.jpg)
What a great day for a car show !!! Over 150 cars and trucks all makes and models on hand for the Roadrats hot rod club S.C. Charity Car Show.
![[Gallery] Seal Beach Classic Car Show Was a Feast for the Eyes](https://www.racingjunk.com/news/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/lineup-on-Main-St-min-e1651539643568-376x206.jpg)
Signaling another return to the “normal” of pre-COVID-19 activities, the 34th annual Seal Beach Classic Car Show in Seal Beach, California took place on Saturday, April 30th as more than 500 classic cars and trucks – and their proud owners – lined the streets of this Pacific Ocean-adjacent town to celebrate all things automotive.
Please meet this week’s edition of Mitzi’s Motor Mavens Miss Rayzen Hell!
![[Gallery] Okolona Street Rods Kentuckiana V Foundation Car Show](https://www.racingjunk.com/news/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/IMG_0774-e1650040587750-376x206.jpg)
Our very own Dave Huber was down in Jefferson, KY for the Okolona Street Rods, Kentuckiana V Foundation Car Show!
![[Gallery] Zach's LS3 Powered Falcon](https://www.racingjunk.com/news/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/image4-min-e1649956182286-376x206.png)
It takes a dedicated sort of person to take a rusty Falcon and turn it into a hardcore, caged, LS3-powered road racer in a just 16 months.
After a hard fought tournament, we have finally named our 2022 Racing Junk March Madness Champion.
This may the rarest, big money classified that’s ever been on our site. We are proud to welcome America’s first F1 car!
Will it be the old supercharged Mercury Comet representing the Blue Oval? Or the little Mopar with the big block? It’s up to you!
