With just 31,389 miles on the odometer, this 1984 Dodge D150 Prospector still has a lot of miles to go ahead of it.
Dodge introduced the D150 in 1978 as part of the D-series trucks. The D150 was manufactured through 1993 until it was replaced by the new Ram in 1994. During its more than two-dec...
With 355-horsepower from a 354 cubic-inch, 5.8-liter Hemi V8 and a three-speed automatic transmission, this 1956 Chrysler 300B is one of the most attractive cars made during the Jet Age.
The 1956Â Chrysler 300B was visually similar to the 1955 C-300, but the 300B received a new tailfin design and...
Willys-Overland Motors made more than just Jeeps. This classic coupe now lives its life as a hot rod
When the automobile manufacturer Willys is mentioned, you’d be forgiven for immediately thinking of the iconic World War 2 Jeep it produced. However, the Willys-Overland Motors Americar was a roa...
LS1 powered Corvette hybrid with Audi TT body shell took 6000 hours to build and sports just 1800 miles
This concoction of three separate cars took 6000 hours to build. As a combination of one ‘37 Chevy, a fourth-generation Corvette and first-generation Audi TT, this machine is one weird mix.
A...
Combining vintage looks with modern performance, this restored hot rod possesses some serious power
Hot rods are fascinating machines that bring together early styling of motoring with modern day performance. A vehicle that exudes a vintage look always draws a crowd, but the crowd doubles is it ...
Featuring a one of three experimental engine, this expertly crafted hot rod is also an award winner
Hot rod builds are known for being unique, with no two being exactly the same. Their combination of vintage bodywork and muscular engines often form a fascinating story, much like this 1932 Ford 5...
A 10-car display of the world's most successful record breaking race cars make up the museum's new 'Winning Numbers' attraction.
The Petersen Automotive Museum in California, USA is a wonderful combination of art and motoring history. Its sculptural exterior design hosts incredible machines raci...
Technology and media businesses combine capability to create a new global automotive platform for the collectable car market.
NEC Birmingham, UK & Charlotte, North Carolina, USA – January 10, 2019 – Motorsport Network and Speed Digital today brought their respective market positions and digi...
It looks like a 1940s American hot rod but there's really a Volkswagen Beetle hiding underneath – this 'Opera Coupe' is a surefire head-turner
American and European car cultures are markedly different. On opposite sides of the Atlantic, the former heartily embraced the flamboyant and brash custo...
From (a replica of) the first production car in the world through to a 12-mile Dodge Viper, the 160-strong Tupelo collection has some fine pickings
The 120,000 square foot Tupelo Automobile Museum has announced it will close in the spring of next year. Located in downtown Tupelo, Mississippi, th...
The cultural impact of woodie wagons is little mentioned. But this custom Envy example shows why they were loved.
Once upon a time, wood was the sign of a premium exterior as well as interior of a car. Station wagons often had this wooden look, and proved popular in the 1950s and ‘60s. They had ...
The world's most iconic hot rod – the '32 Ford Roadster originally owned by Tom McMullen – is heading for auction with Mecum on January 12
Arguably the most distinguished hot rod of all time, Tom McMullen’s 1932 Roadster has materialized through every form of media outlet on the planet. From mag...
This was the hot rod to end all hot rods in its 1948 heyday – now this Hall of Fame dry lake racer is heading to auction in Scottsdale with Gooding & Co next January
Southern California has been a hotbed for hot rods since its unique subculture movement began. Before drag racing’s first step...