For as long as there have been cars, there have been people modifying them to make them go faster and look better. Auto racing goes way back to the 19th century. Hot rods—as we know them—came along sometime in the 1930s, when a bunch of amateur car enthusiasts in Southern California started stripping down cheap roadsters, mostly Ford Model As and Deuces, to race them on the dry lake beds in the Mojave Desert. Those young gearheads weren’t thinking about starting a movement or launching a worldwide hobby and a gigantic aftermarket industry, but they did… read more >
Weathered Driver! 1971 GMC Jimmy K5
This ’71 GMC Jimmy K5 is up for sale in Tucson, Arizona is the absolute tits for anyone looking for a naturally patinaed driver, but
