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Eddie Motorsports’ newly designed Kinetic hood hinge features form and function in a CNC precision-machined T-6061 billet hinge. Mounting points are designed with larger mounting areas machined in for more adjustment over stock hinges to get a perfec

A lot of us got our introduction into the world of custom car culture through the patriarchs of our families, whether it was our fathers or grandfathers. Each of our particular inspirations are as different and unique as the men we looked up to for t

There are some of us who can remember the one that got away. Damn, that one hurts, right? It happens so commonly it’s a cliché. A buddy might pat you on the back and tell you that everything happens for a reason. It’s time to suck it up, buddy, becau

There’s nothing like building an engine yourself. If it works and works well, the feeling of accomplishment is huge. If it doesn’t work out so well, you’ve probably got no one but yourself to blame. As they say, failure is the greatest teacher, but i

For those old enough to remember, there was a time when video tape machines were cutting edge and also very expensive. When VCRs (videocassette recorders) were introduced to North America at the 1970 Consumer Electronics Show, they cost between $1,00

There are those among us who were building and driving modified Chevrolets in the ’60s; many of us have a similar affliction as a result—a severe case of selective memory. While the sound and feel of a high-winding small-block hooked to a four-speed

Nelson Banuelos came from a car background that began about the time he started his first job. But his automotive roots weren’t planted in the muscle car world as much as they were in the lowrider scene. His first restoration was an ’85 Oldsmobile Cu

More than 100 years ago, when automobiles first began to be mass produced, you’d fill your gas tank via an exterior cap and filler tube. Over the decades, gas caps and filler tubes moved around to different locations on both the exterior and interior

Chevrolet got a lot of things right in the ’60s, but one thing that just doesn’t make sense is the use of “idiot lights” in the dash instead of actual gauges. We all know when one of those lights comes on, you’re already in trouble, and as gearheads

For most of us in the automotive hobby, a car becomes a personified family member. We give them names and talk about them as living, breathing entities. And why shouldn’t we? When you spend that much effort, money, and time on something, it takes on

The Grand National Roadster Show (GNRS) is one of those events that confirms just how cool it is to get the best hot rods in the country under one roof, or seven roofs, in this case. This year, the 73rd event was held the weekend of February 3-5–a sl

The younger generation commonly refers to those who were around to witness the muscle car era of the ’60s and ’70s as “boomers,” slang for baby boomers, which comes from the high birth rate after World War II. Now, the term “boomer” is commonly used