The Congregation Show is in it's second year and man what a follow up to last year’s event. It was also my second year bringing a knife to a gun fight, so to speak. You see, this is a bike show where the promoters are
I got the chance to take a Petersen Museum Tour a few weeks ago. If you haven’t been to the Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles, California you are seriously missing out. The Petersen is a one-of-a-kind historical haven for gearheads and automotive enthusiasts of
The Hippy Killer Hoedown, aka “The Greatest Show on Dirt” celebrated its 10th anniversary recently. While the rest of the American mid-west was being strangled in a freak spring snow storm, it was an unusually sweltering spring day in Southern California. It was 90-degrees in
We launched Fuel Curve one year ago today. It’s been a fun ride and we thank you, our loyal audience, for being part of our needle-moving journey. We have grown 700% in the last year going from ground zero to a successful platform where enthusiasts
LUFTGEKUHLT 5 was the best yet. For those in the know, mentioning the word Luftgekuhlt drums up all kinds of excitement. For the lay folk, simply put, it’s a vernacular term describing any and all air-cooled Porsches; from the first ever Pre-A 356 in 1948
San Francisco, a city known around the world for its seemingly steadfast state of motion, slowed its pace for a few hours on Saturday, April 14th for the annual Cesar Chavez Lowrider Parade and Festival—the largest in Northern California. Low and slow was the name
Some 70 classic cars that could have qualified for Italy’s Mille Miglia, traveled to San Francisco’s Nob Hill on April 15 for a free car show and preview of the 28th annual California Mille. The California Mille was founded in 1991 as an annual event.
The Fuel Curve Funny Car got back on track recently, blasting down Sonoma Raceway with a series of test runs as the team regroups for a summer campaign later this year. Driver Marc Meadors and new crew chief Pete Kaiser had their first opportunity to
Rat City Ruckus was a blast this year. Born from a difference in philosophy and style with another Las Vegas event, Rat City Ruckus was created by a small group known as the Junkyard Pirates. Spearheaded by club members Kelly, Scott, Jac & Patrick, the
The West Texas Roundup is a celebration of classic American iron. The go-fast gathering was held for the second year in Lubbock - Home of Texas Tech, the birthplace of Buddy Holly, a whole lot of cotton and Cooks Garage. Just on the southern outskirts of
