Winter 2015
Our follow-up issue…Ralph Haga’s Nova, Jerry Gary Jr.’s Vega, and Kim Gough’s Chevy Wagon
Summer 2014
Our first full issue…Gary Buckles’ Camaro, The Street Machine Nationals, Richard Bryant’s twin turbo Chevelle, Robert Carrasca’s insane Chevy Sprint
Continued Progress
We are going to try something new here. We have been posting lots of pics to Facebook, but unfortunately Facebook sucks and only shows posts to people who actually want to see your content if you pay. So that said, we’re going to post some recent pics and the video from the dyno here. We
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“Nationals Champion” Profile: Jon Asher
This piece of history was recently shared by former Car Craft Editor Jon Asher. Enjoy! I actually attended the first Nationals in Tennessee back in the very early Seventies. At the time I was way into drag racing, as I am now, but Popular Hot Rodding Magazine convinced me to go by offering good money.
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Returning to Roost
Hays scheduled to debut their show-stopping 1988 Pro Street Thunderbird at DuQuoin. Again.
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TUBBED Interviews Legendary Pro Street Pioneer Gary Kollofski
Gary Kollofski is a name familiar to those who love all things TUBBED. We had the honor of chatting briefly with Gary today. Have listen to Gary talk about cars of the past as well as what he’s up to these days. Keep Gary in your prayers, as he is currently battling some health issues.
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Rendering Arrives!
Well, it took a while. But work like this is worth the wait. Steve Stanford crawled inside my brain and laid out exactly the look I was after, with ample nods to tradition and some new-tech groundbreaking stuff, too. We hope you enjoy it as much as we did!
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There Goes the Neighborhood…
Last night at about 1:30 in the morning I was working at my desk when I heard an unmistakable sound: the crazed whine and surge of a big ol’ nasty roots blower. I went outside but it was gone before I could see what it was. Around 2:30 it came loping back, nasty and wicked
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