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Mitzi’s Motor Mavens: Stella
Stella is a home-grown California girl who currently resides in Los Angeles who has a passion for classic cinema and acting.
Stella is a home-grown California girl who currently resides in Los Angeles who has a passion for classic cinema and acting.
Bolts are designed to hold stuff together. Bolts used in the aircraft industry are special (no secret). But there are other high quality methods incorporated in aviation to affix parts, and several have been used with regularity in motor sports. And those aviation-fastening devices are Dzus fasteners.
The 2024 Portland Roadster Show celebrated 60 years of the Mustang as well as some of the sweetest rides on the West Coast.
The 60th Annual O’Reilly Auto Parts World of Wheels presented by South Oak Dodge/Chrysler/Jeep will return to the Donald E. Stephens Convention Center in Rosemont.
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.
This 1932 Ford Coupe built by Hollywood Hot Rods for Pat Gauntt took home the Al Slonaker Memorial Trophy from the 2022 Grand National Roadster Show.
The museum will host its annual Bruce Meyer’s All-American Cruise-In, one of the biggest hot rod gatherings in Southern California, with special programming celebrating the godfather of hot rodding, Ed “Isky” Iskenderian’s, 100th birthday.
When the Grand National Roadster Show was canceled, it was a huge blow to hot rod fans across the country, including us.
The Bonneville Salt Flats has always been one of my favorite places to shoot classic cars. This year at Speed Week I met up with several friends at sunset to shoot some amazing features.
The Grand National Roadster Show announced on their Facebook that it will be moving the 2021 GNRS show back a few months in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.