Featured Vehicles
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Built With Summit: Chris Anderson’s 1971 Chevy Rally Nova
We love hearing stories of long-time family project cars around here. And we also love unique and short-lived trim packages offered on mainstream vehicles.…
Hot Rod Power Tour 2026 Vehicle Feature: 1974 Dodge Monaco
Joliet, Illinois – Honestly, we were hoping—HOPING—we’d spot a 1974 Dodge Monaco during our first stop on the 2026 Hot Rod Power Tour. And…
Hot Rod Power Tour 2026 Vehicle Feature: 1949 Willys-Overland Jeepster
Springfield, Missouri – For whatever reason, the O.G. Willys Jeepster seems to be the number one candidate for chassis and engine swaps—in fact, we…
Hot Rod Power Tour 2026 Vehicle Feature: The “Fueled Up” 1979 AMC Spirit AMX
Springfield Missouri – It is no secret that we are huge fans of American Motors around here. In fact, if it wasn’t detrimental to…
American Spirit Reimagined | Summit Racing’s Spirit of ’26 Chevrolet Nova
As America prepared to commemorate its Bicentennial in 1976, the brain trust at General Motors had their own plans for the celebration. For 1974,…
Hot Rod Power Tour 2026 Vehicle Feature: 1985 Dodge/Shelby Charger
Joliet, Illinois – Say the word “Shelby” in any gearhead circle and most folks will immediately picture a Mustang…or a Cobra roadster….or heck, maybe…
Hot Rod Power Tour 2026 Vehicle Feature: 1970 Datsun 240Z “Series 1”
Joliet, Illinois – A while back, we interviewed Max McCroskey of Resurrected Classics for an episode of The OnAllCylinders Podcast, and he told us…
Hot Rod Power Tour 2026 Video Vehicle Feature: Ford GT-40 Replicar
Joliet, Illinois – When we first met Michael Callahan a few years back, he was prepping his STREET LEGAL Mercury Cyclone Spoiler II for…
The Top 10: Thomas Dickerson’s 1967 Chevy C10
After seeing Thomas Dickerson’s first build, a 1967 Mustang GT350 tribute that we featured both here and in our Big Book catalog back in…
Hot Rod Power Tour 2026 Vehicle Feature: 1974 AMC Matador X
Rantoul, Illinois – There’s no denying that our three favorite letters in the gearhead alphabet are probably A, M, and C. So it doesn’t…