The reasons people get hooked on hot rodding are wide-ranging, but in many cases, it's that somebody saw an incredibly cool car and said, "I wanna build a hot rod like that!" Eight-year-old Bruce ...

Well, it's a roadster but it started life as a '30 Model A sport coupe but Scott Shaffer wanted a roadster so he made one. Homebuilt from lots of swap meet parts and plenty of in-garage fabrication.

View post: What $28K Actually Buys You on a Used Lexus IS Right Now (Spoiler: Not the V6 You Wanted) Ford's Model A name confusion stems from shared chassis and hot rod modifications. This 1933 hot ...

This channeled 1929 Ford roadster pickup pairs a 327ci small-block V8 with a decade-long hot rod build, chopped top, and ...

This 1929 Ford Model A showcases the extraordinary craftsmanship of Rad Rides by Troy, transforming a classic hot rod into a machine that combines vintage styling with modern engineering. Built with ...

The hot rod dates way back to the 1920s, but found its cultural footing in post-World War II America. Soldiers armed with mechanical training picked up cheap Ford Model Ts and found ways to make them ...

The hot rodding world is filled with common terms that gearheads throw around a lot. These terms are used throughout the hobby and describe many of the different customization techniques and parts ...