Car & Bike Meet 2015 - Askersund, Sweden
A Legendary Ford Named for the Track It Was Built to Beat
1979 Toyota Corolla KE35! 🔑 @tirawat_01 📸 @racealert . . #toyotacorollake35 #toyotake35 #ke35 #oldjapanesecars #jdm #corolla #thailand (at Thailand) https://www.instagram.com/p/CAIflMjKOkK/?igs…
1971 Yamaha Enduro Advertising Hot Rod Magazine July 1971
Khyzyl Saleem Turns the Alfa Romeo GTV-6 into a Slammed Shooting Brake
R Gruppe Porsche 911 SWB Hot Rods photoshoot and magazine feature by Ferdinand Magazine's John Glynn from California with photographer James Lipman.
George Lange’s 1967 Fairlane is the Boss that Ford Should Have Made
This is the laid-back custom Porsche event you've been missing.
In this feature article CAR CRAFT takes a look at Mike Robinson's turbocharged 1971 Ford Maverick, which run 10s while costing less than 5 grand to build - Car Craft Magazine
1971 Suzuki Motorcycles Advertising Hot Rod Magazine March 1971
This 1966 Ford Mustang hot rod was restored and won the best stance award in an NMRA event. - Mustang Monthly
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After getting sick of the trailer queen lifestyle, Robert Anderson traded his Camaro for a bulletproof Satellite and went drag racing.
Since it was first released in 1969, the same year the Beatles released Abbey Road, the Honda CB750 has not
Another usenet find
You don't need a giant 4x4 to go off roading, hit the trails, or start exploring. I've proved that with my Suzuki Sidekick, The Teal Terror. I recently ran across this little gem, a 1979 Suzuki LJ81, which is essentially the model before the Suzuki Samurai. These little guys are a rarity, especially in such amazing condition. The tiny rig is owned by Joe and Dana Marshall who run Mule Expedition Outfitters in Washington State. They refer to it as their micro overlander, an extremely fitting term for such a small travel-ready vehicle. The Marshalls kept most things on this pristine little four-wheeler mostly stock, with the exception of the slightly larger wheels and tires, a custom winch bumper, a 4,500 lb. TJM winch, and a custom bed rack. It's powered by a four-stroke 797cc four-cylinder SOHC engine with a whopping 41 horsepower. They say it'll do 55 miles per hour—with a tail wind. Keep in mind, earlier iterations of Suzuki's 4x4s were powered by two-stroke engines. In December, 2013, the Marshalls fabricated the rack for the back so they could mount their rooftop tent for camping excursions. Frankly, it's a great little setup, and the tent stows neatly on the rack when not in use. Their goal with the vehicle is to outfit it for off-road overland travel. They're even talking about taking it down to Overland Expo one year. Of course, they said they'd likely stick to the smaller roads and dirt trails to get there. We love seeing these awesome little overlanders. It only reinforces the idea you don't need to spend a ton of money—or have a huge vehicle—to get out and explore. Be sure to check out other featured vehicles in our Subcompact Showcase, too. Want your vehicle showcased? Send us an email or message us on Facebook.
Camaro – This is Your Life! Celebrate 50 years of the Camaro by reminiscing about key moments in this all-American muscle car’s history.
The top ten muscle cars of their era all had something incredible to offer.
What would you do with a real SS 454 ’70 Chevelle? Greg Heinrich gave his the full Pro Touring makeover
John Seifert’s 1968 Hemi Dart is no ordinary factory package car! For starters, it isn’t even a gen II Hemi, but an earlier vintage Gen I Hemi displacing 342 cubic inches.
Ford Torino – a muscle car that also looked at the racing ovals. This piece is a 1971 model year got under the hood of a crate engine V8 with a volume of 460 cu.i.! Location: Winter Garden, Florida, United States
The best crispy brussel sprouts with creamy dijon aioli dipping sauce! Oven baked and air fried methods both available in the recipe. Where are my brussels sprout fans at!? It's funny because as a kid, I despised brussels sprouts (along with a bunch of other foods I now love) and now a days I can't
