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Buz Peck originally restored and customized this 1932 Ford Coupe, but after some time needed to sell off some cars, which is how Paul Gerrie became the owner.

We help you learn to identify late-model GM V8 engines based off of ports, size, bolts, and more.

The saga of Yancey Taylor and his 1966 Chevy C10 pickup started in 1979 when his dad bought the Chevy shortbed to use on the family’s Georgia farm.

Take a look at the next ten street rods inducted into the Street Rodder Top 100 program, found at the 16th Annual PPG Syracuse Nationals!

This 1951 Chevy Sport coupe gets its rear suspension upgraded with a Chassis Engineering kit and a used Nova rearend. Check out the installation process, along with detailed pictures, at Street Rodder Magazine.

Ron Reitenback bought a brand new 1961 Ford Starliner and had it for eight years before life took over. With Ron being retired, his brother found him a '61 Starliner as a project build.

Check out Bill Saylors' 1959 Chevy Impala that has a 2001 GM LS1 engine, a Magna Charger supercharger, a magnuson products intercooler, and check out his second car, a 1959 Chevy Biscayne Brookwood two-door wagon that has a 2007 GM LS3 engine, Rewarder headers, inside Street Rodder Magazine.