Electric motor swaps aren’t the kind of thing you would expect to go down well with the hot rod crowd. It’s a scene whose pop-cultural sphere doesn’t extend far past rockabilly, and falls far short of ...

If you’re embedded in the world of classic muscle cars, there’s a good chance you know about Hot Rod‘s 1957 Chevy nicknamed Project X. It was purchased for $250 back in 1965, and in the time since ...

This Falcon is ready to fly. The Freebird is a 1964 Ford Falcon Sprint coupe that's been built to burn rubber by burning hydrogen. The classic was rebuilt by Arrington Performance with a 5.0-liter ...