In the decades that pre-dated the Second World War car manufacturing was a booming business, but not nearly as booming as we see it today. Just take this simple fact into account: new car models ...

You often hear things, no matter what they are, used to be better in the old days. Most of the time people saying this are right, but I'm not entirely sure the saying applies to this amazing 1937 ...

The 1937 Chevrolet was an exciting new model for the company. Chevrolet spent $26 million ($439 million in today’s dollars) developing what was promoted as “the complete car, completely new.” There ...

Diane and Chuck Rowe brought out their Alloway's Hot Rod Shopbuilt 1937 Chevy coupe from Memphis, Tennessee, to test the competitive waters at the GNRS and see how his coupe stacked up against the ...

There's nothing quite like the adrenalin rush you would experience when a radio announcer hits the airwaves letting you know that the hottest ticket in town was coming to your local dragstrip.

Grandfathers play an important role, instilling life skills down to subsequent generations. Ben Ritthaler's grandpa, Hank Groves, shared an important lesson with the youngster: four-wheeled speed.

It really is a “double take” for drag racing fans when Indiana’s Randy Addington (from Redkey) arrives at local dragstrips. With his two-car racing operation, Addington, who is a true drag racing ...

Back in the day, when it came time to figure out the performance numbers, simulators weren’t an option. Rather, speed freaks had to go out and actually run what they brung – flat out. One of the most ...

A family in Pflugerville, Texas has pledged to keep their father’s 1937 Chevrolet truck on the road after he suddenly passed away earlier this month. According to Austin Fox affiliate Fox 7, Dale ...

It took Alan Klain of Cardston, Alta. nearly 20 years to build the hot rod of his dreams. Now, he’s out on the road adding significant miles to his 1937 Chevrolet coupe, nicknamed Trade Up, and ...