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1. 1972 AMC Javelin "Defiant!" - Rebel with a Cause Ringbrothers didn't just revive the 1972 AMC Javelin; they kicked it into overdrive with the "Defiant!" A Wegner Motorsports 6.2L Hemi engine growls under the hood, unleashing a symphony of horsepower. It's a rebellious take on a classic, turning heads with its aggressive exterior and a vintage-meets-modern interior that'll make your heart race.
2. 1966 Chevrolet Chevelle "Recoil" - Muscle on Steroids The '66 Chevelle "Recoil" is a muscle car on steroids.

Defining RestoMod: RestoMod, a fusion of "restoration" and "modification," is not just a refurbishment; it's a meticulous art form. At its core, RestoMod involves breathing new life into classic or vintage vehicles while seamlessly integrating contemporary upgrades. The goal is not to erase history but to enhance it, creating a harmonious blend of nostalgia and innovation.

Most older cars came from the factory with little more than paper-thin rubber sheeting stuck to the body in an attempt to reduce vibration. Unfortunately, it didn’t do much, and it certainly didn’t last.

By Kevin Derrick – Classic Car Specialist & CEO of Creative Rides

Were really excited about this partnership, everyone knows the Dynamat name they are the verb in the industry, and deservedly so. They created the market and paved the way for the sound-deadening industry, going back over 30 years. Dynamat is known for delivering the highest quality products which align with the same vision that we have, here at Kindig-It Design. Dave Kindig

FORT WORTH, Texas (Oct. 10, 2022)Goodguys Rod & Custom Association, the worlds largest hot-rod association and producer of America’s favourite car shows, has announced the winning custom builders in eight categories for its 2022 award season. The finalists were selected from among eligible qualifiers at 2022 Goodguys events throughout the U.S.

Vic Edelbrock Jr. inherited the Edelbrock performance parts company after the untimely death of his father, Vic Edelbrock Sr., in 1962. At just 26 years old, Vic Jr. was thrust into the role of leader, with a company of 10 employees and $200,000 in the bank. Despite the challenges, he not only kept the company afloat but transformed it into one of the largest and most respected performance parts entities in the world.