Photographs by Steven Bunker and Mike Harrington A heaping helping of burned rubber was on the menu at the country racetrack known as Beech Bend Raceway Park. The Goodguys 5th Nostalgia Nationals was a high octane summit of speed as a vintage drag race resounded
Photographs by Mike Harrington Bill Herb’s B&B Sunoco Special 1933 Ford Coupe is anything but the norm. Bill grew up, as he puts it, with “motor oil in his veins”. In the late 1960’s and into the 1970’s his father Bob owned a Sunoco station
Story and photos by Marc Gewertz After four successful events on the Jersey Shore, the men behind The Race of Gentlemen had big dreams of bringing the wildly popular event to the West Coast. With racing on the beach, a vintage trailer show, and the
Photo credit: Mike Harrington While many automotive enthusiasts keep their passion alive through events, cruises and crafting cars in their own garages, a number of automotive aficionados, like Rich Mutert of Foristell, Missouri, take their favorite hobby one step further and make it a career.
Special thanks to Barry Kluczyk | Photos courtesy of General Motors and Goodguys archives Does it really matter that there probably wouldn’t be a Camaro if the Mustang hadn’t come first? Yes, but Chevy’s answer to Ford’s original “pony car” established its street cred the moment
Ladies and gentlemen, allow us to present you with an extended cut of a very special film: Matt LeBlanc on a tour of London with Ken Block and his Hoonicorn Mustang. Turn it up very, very loud, sit back, and enjoy
The sixth-generation Ford Mustang, introduced in model year 2015, represented the ideal pony car - a compact, stylized, and sporty car that can be driven every day and driven fast. Six years of development, a 100 percent new design, independent rear suspension, and all-new powertrain
Written by contributing author Steve Anderson | Photos by Todd Ryden With so many car builders looking to expand the older molds, the challenge comes in reaching beyond without going too far out, wiping away the character that attracted us in the first place. Anyone familiar with
When you’re faced with a good deal in life, especially when it comes to hot rods, you better jump on the deal, especially if it is a 1929 Ford Coupe. Even if you don’t need the parts or pieces, a deal is a deal. Dale
Carl & Vicky Gillihan’s 1956 Chevrolet Bel Air Weakens the Knees It’s very seldom we’re completely smitten with a car. We’re talking head over heels here. In this particular case, it was love at first sight. The second our Gazette team spotted Carl and Vicky Gillihan
