RON MEIS’ ’27 T BY KINDIG-IT DESIGN – Brandon Flannery @FuelCurve
With several projects from Kindig-it Design in his garage, Goodguys regular Ron Meis decided it was time for an open-wheeled car with
Category: Engine
Bolt-on Speed and Performance for the Flathead V-8 – Gerry Burger @HotrodNetwork
Until the mid ’50s the Flathead Ford V-8 was king. The engines were plentiful, cheap, and could easily be
Pit Stop: Why LS Engines Peak at Higher RPM Than Classic Small-Blocks – Marlan Davis @HotRod
QUESTION I have two questions I believe are related: Why do LS engines rev higher and reach peak horsepower and
Paint scanning the Model A, the quest for Andalucite Blue
The Model A was supposed to be a colour called Andalusite Blue when it left the Rouge in 1929, but
Gow To: Evaluating a Model B four-banger – David Conwill @Hemmings
The Revelator needs a new engine. This is how it’s being done economically. Photo by Dan Beaudry, others by David Conwill
The Humbler: 1970 GTO’s vacuum-operated exhaust was ahead of its time – Mike Bumbeck @Hagerty
At the peak of the muscle car era, the 1970 Pontiac GTO offered an innovative driver-controlled exhaust that boosted performance—and
Ferrari Fighter: 1985 Pontiac Tojan – Scotty Gilbertson @Barnfinds.com
This is the rarest car that I’ve never heard of. It’s a 1985 Pontiac Tojan and they were made to
VHRA Pendine Sands 2019 Bonus Videos
Here’s a few bonus videos from the event.
Rare Vintage Photos of Deuce Roadsters Racing on California’s Dry Lakes – Robert Genat Don Cox – Photographer
The 1932 highboy roadster is an example of the quintessential hot rod. The ’32 highboy was born on California’s dry
Cars We Remember: Getting to know Zora Arkus-Duntov, his Grand Sport Corvettes and an upcoming 2020 mid-engine ‘Zora’ Corvette – Greg Zyla @AledoTimesRecord
Known as the Godfather, Father or Immortalizer of the Corvette, (take your pick) Zora Arkus-Duntov was born in Belgium in