This photo was stamped June 1971, so this kid could have been driving any number of killer muscle cars that had since made their way to used car lots on the cheap. Instead, he’s rolling hard in an old school t-bucket hot rod. Respect.
Ok, so there’s no real legend, but it is legendary among plastic model aficionados. The Tijuana Taxi was one of the wildest creations to come
When you’re an extreme sneakerhead who hates getting creases and folds in their kicks, you go hard. Beneke Fabricators 2009 Vintage Men's T-Shirt
The second-generation El Camino was based on the Chevelle’s A-body frame and marked a return for Chevy’s car-based pick-up after a 4-year hiatus. https://psyne.co/products/el-camino-1968-vintage-mens-t-shirt/
This 1959 Ford Country Squire wagon has been converted to a high-riding 4×4 using parts from an ’80s F-150. These types of conversions aren’t rare,
If you’re like me, the two-word combination of “Spot-Bilt” evokes… Let’s call it mild confusion. It has the sound of a knockoff LEGO company, and
The following article by Robert S. Wieder was culled from the San Francisco Examiner’s Sunday, July 1 1984 issue: Robin Williams was there, of course,
Why is The Craft’s “we are the weirdos, mister” such an iconic line? Andrew Fleming’s supernatural teen horror movie The Craft may have been a