The traditional street rod, the car that spawned an industry, a genre, and a hobby, is the 32 Ford. When Ford marketed the Deuce, the options were abundant and included the roadster, phaeton, two-door ...

You truly need to understand our hobby's history to build a "traditional" hot rod. But that's not all. Having patience, being meticulous, and displaying technical skills will no doubt help in creating ...

The 1932 Ford, America’s most popular hot rod, is being revived by the Blue Oval company, who will be offering 5-Window Coupe body shells via Ford Component Sales. The bodies will be built by United ...

Gary Meadors is the founder and Chairman of the Board of the Goodguys Rod & Custom Association. He and his wife live in Alamo. Cars have been special to me since I was a kid growing up in the central ...

America’s love affair with the V8 starts here. Stung by losing sales to Chevrolet’s six-cylinder cars, Henry Ford embarked on a stubborn quest to provide an eight-cylinder offering as a replacement ...

It’s not uncommon for a car collector to concentrate on one make. But it is uncommon to have all the cars in one’s collection dating to the same year of production. Meet Lewis Wolff. His collection ...

A little over 90 years ago, on March 31, 1932, Ford brought power to the people—V8 power, which up until then could only be found in Cadillacs, Lancias, and cars like that. With the all-new 1932 Model ...

Yeah, that's a Ferrari engine inside a 32 Ford body. Haven't seen such a thing before? Neither have we, until Alan Lee Designs and Vintage Flatz brought their machine to the SEMA 2015 Show. The back ...