Ed McCulloch: Join the Revellution
In 1972, noone and nothing was hotter than Ed “Ace” McCulloch and the Revullution dragster.
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Connie Kalitta: The Bounty Hunter
The Classic Corner: Looking back at Connie Kalitta’s storied career.
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[Gunner’s Classic Corner] The Quarter Mile Foundation Preserves Drag Race History
The Quarter Mile Foundation launched Project 1320 to interview the founders and heroes of drag racing since World War II, preserving the legacy of the sport.
Star Wars Axle Housings Part IV: Aluminum Modular Housings
Over the past weeks, we’ve taken a close look at fabricated (sheet metal) Ford housings. They’re absolutely trick pieces of work (and they work well […]
Dickie Harrell’s Camaro is a Classic Classic
The Burnout chats with Classic Industries Jeff Leonard about one of his prized possessions – Dickie Harrell’s ’69 COPO Camaro.
Charlie Booze Jr is Keeping the Booze Brothers Legacy Alive Thanks to Strange Engineering
Photos and Video: Courtesy of Strange Engineering The Booze Brothers Freight Train is coming, and it’s powered by Strange Engineering. The Candy Apple red 1992 […]
Star Wars Axle Housings Part III: Fabricated Ford Housings
In past segments of our “Star Wars Axle Housing” series, we looked at how and why the fabricated housing first became available. We also looked […]
Star Wars Axle Housings Part II: Fabricated Ford Housings
Part II of this series looks at the basics of a custom fabricated rear axle housing. You might be surprised at the thought and the technology that goes into one of these pieces.
Star Wars Axle Housings Part I: Fabricated Ford Housings
Ford 9-inch rear axles are the darlings of drag racing (and other forms of racing too). They’ve been used in everything from the lowest class […]
Delay Box or Cheater Box?
A delay box is a device that assists in perfecting your reaction time in a drag race, however some drag racers conceal the device and race in a no box class.