Restoring Soul and Steel: A Spotlight on the 1978 “Big 10” Chevy C10 At this year’s CTN Nationals in Nashville, a ’78 Chevy C10 stood out among a sea of classic builds. Brought by Jason Mode, owner of New Creations based in Lattimore, North Carolina, the truck was parked outside in full view, catching attention […]
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Street Legal 2000HP 1973 Pontiac Trans Am “Hammerhead” | IndyCar Technology Father-and-son duo Russel and Cavan Cameron have spent years constructing a truly one-of-a-kind car. Their much-beloved “Hammerhead” 1973 Pontiac Trans Am has taken social media by storm, attracting over 128,000 followers on their Horizon Motorsports Instagram page. It’s no mystery why this car draws
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Inside the Build With Jeff Hayes Customs / RestoMod Corvettes Bloomington, Indiana, resident Jeff Hayes has an eye and passion for revitalizing and modifying aged Corvettes, turning them into breathtaking Corvette RestoMods. He was one of the first individuals to craft a Corvette RestoMod in the United States. While his shop, Jeff Hayes Customs,
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1974 Porsche 911 | A 2200LB HOT ROD A Hidden Treasure in Vermont When Daniel Becker received a call from a friend who was skiing in Vermont, he had no idea it would lead to his next automotive passion project. Hidden away in the back of a barn sat a dormant 1974 Porsche 911 base
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1967 Chevy II Nova “Deuces High” | PRI Show 2024 At PRI 2024, “Deuces High” stood out as one of the most impressive builds of the show. This 1967 Chevy II Nova Gasser merges classic muscle with modern engineering. It embodies the raw spirit of vintage drag racing while featuring cutting-edge performance enhancements. Once
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1969 Ford Mustang Boss 429 Reunited After 30 Years The 1969 Ford Mustang Boss 429 is one of the most legendary muscle cars ever built. Designed for performance and built in limited numbers, it remains a highly sought-after piece of automotive history. With its massive 429-cubic-inch V8 engine and aggressive styling, the 69 Mustang Boss
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The 1954 Chevrolet Corvair Experimental Concept was a stunning one-of-a-kind vehicle designed by General Motors as part of the 1954 GM Motorama. Unlike the later production Corvair of the 1960s, this original 1954 Chevy Corvair was a sleek, roadster-style concept car that showcased the possibilities of future automotive design. Though it toured major cities
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The 1995 Ford Thunderbird SC was an exceptional entry in Ford’s lengthy and celebrated catalog. The Ford Motor Company has been producing T-Birds since the mid-1950s, and it’s no surprise that the automotive manufacturer continued delivering top-notch quality for the model’s tenth generation. The 1995 T-Bird SC, in particular, provided motorists with great safety and
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The Classic Auto team had the pleasure of surveying a truly one-of-a-kind beauty: a replica of General Motors’ 1955 Gold Chevrolet Bel Air. This remarkable and faithful recreation celebrates and brings to life GM’s lost piece of motor history. In 1954, GM created three opulent units to celebrate their 50 millionth car manufactured. Sadly,
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Steve Tetreault’s Pristine 1965 Honda S600: A Rare Gem in Automotive History Steve Tetreault may own the nicest 1965 Honda S600 in the United States, a vehicle that not only turns heads but also represents a pivotal chapter in Honda’s history. This European left-hand-drive model is a rare find, as Honda never officially sold the S600
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