The History of SEMA’s Battle of the Builders

SEMA, founded in 1963, has been a cornerstone of the automotive aftermarket industry. Its annual show in Las Vegas is the premier trade event for showcasing the latest automotive innovations. Recognizing the need to highlight the creativity and technical expertise…

The number of inoperative classic and collectible vehicles sitting idle in garages around the country has been steadily growing. Many of these once-prized vehicles are left to gather dust due to a combination of factors, including aging parts, lack of maintenance, and the increasing complexity of restoration. Collectible cars, often built decades ago, require specialized parts and knowledge, both of which are becoming harder to find. As a result, many owners…

Unveiling the Thrill of Collector Car Poker Runs: Where Excitement Meets Classic Automotive Elegance and Charity - Drive Toward A Cure For Parkinson’s Poker Run

Rev up your engines and embark on a one-of-a-kind adventure! Collector Car Poker Runs fuse the allure of vintage automobiles with the exhilaration of a classic poker game, creating an experience that merges adrenaline-pumping drives with camaraderie and strategic card play. Picture…

Uniquely American: THE ONGOING STORY OF THE 1932 FORD "LITTLE DEUCE COUPE"

Jack R. Nerad | Jan 22, 2021

The 1932 Ford Coupe is far more than just a landmark car. It is a touchstone, a cultural icon, and a totem that tells a great deal about the land in which it was born and the people who bought it, own it, and, yes, love it. The 1932 Ford was a mass-produced consumer product designed for the multitudes, yet few cars — in fact, few products of…