Turkey Night Grand Prix Races Into Thanksgiving
What better way to celebrate Thanksgiving than with big speed and tiny cars? 74 years of Midget car racing at the Turkey Night Grand Prix has been all that and more.
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.
What better way to celebrate Thanksgiving than with big speed and tiny cars? 74 years of Midget car racing at the Turkey Night Grand Prix has been all that and more.
This red ’67 Chevy II really epitomizes the model. Check it out and let us know if YOU would consider restoring or racing the Camaro’s less glamorous sibling.
The Bowes Seals Fast Race Car that won the 1931 Indianapolis 500-mile Race was for $2 million at Dana Mecum’s 2011 Monterey, Calif. auction. The car was part of the David V. Uihlein Collection.
In April 1953, the Southern California Championship Drags were held as a joint venture between the new National Hot Rod Association, the Pomona Valley Timing Association and local car clubs at the Los Angeles County Fairgrounds in Pomona, California.
The overall plan was to celebrate auto-racing history. They certainly did that, but along the way, someone MADE HISTORY!
It’s been a fun season for those of us following the Ultimate Streetcar Challenge as it moved from track to track across the country.
We look back to the 1990 Winston Select NHRA Finals, which would surprise everyone with a winner takes all heartstopper.
In 1966, the ’67 model year Camaro debuted as an alternative to the Ford Mustang. However, the story goes that despite an outcry for a Chevy pony car that could really compete on the street and the track, GM corporate wouldn’t allow anything bigger than a 400 cu in engine to power the vehicle.
This special Pontiac was sold through the legendary Royal Pontiac performance dealership owned by Ace Wilson in Royal Oak, Mich.
America may be a democracy, but on July 4, 1984, we proved that even the President of the United States is second to The King as NASCAR royalty, Richard Petty, geared up for a shot at his 200th career victory at the Firecracker 400.