Built six decades ago by the one-and-only Ed "Big Daddy" Roth, the Orbitron is a priceless work of custom car art that has been found and restored after seemingly vanishing for decades. Born in ...

Check out Ed Roth's T Bucket Roadster, this custom hot rod needs a lot of work restoring it from when in first was around in 1964, come read about this classic car, Featured in the 2008 March ...

Rod & Custom photos prove that “Big Daddy” Ed Roth originally installed a pair of 1950 Oldsmobile V-8 engines in his legendary Mysterion custom car.

I loved Ed Roth, especially as a child. If Roth had been a traveling circus, I would have left home to join. As it was, I got a chance to work with him in the 1980s and 1990s on some cars and art ...

But awhile back I pulled Confessions of a Rat Fink: The Life and Times of Ed “Big Daddy” Roth off my shelf.

He’s still here,” Roth said. He’s the youngest son of iconic hot rod artist Ed “Big Daddy” Roth, and this year marked the 10th anniversary of his father’s passing.

Ed 'Big Daddy' Roth's real-life cartoon cars Los Angeles' Galpin Motor Sports claims to have the biggest collection of cars by the father of the 'Kustom Kulture' movement.

Yes, there's a Corvette tie-in—not that you really need a tie-in to celebrate the life and work of Big Daddy Roth.

Roth mentored and inspired artists such as Robert Williams and Ed Newton, not to mention an entire generation of unnamed PeeChee folder doodlers. "Ed “Big Daddy” Roth did what he did best.

Growing up, Nick Roth hated his father so much he wanted him dead. His dad wouldn't just scream at his young son, he would string together expletives in combinations the boy would remember the ...

If you were alive in the Sixties, then you're already familiar with Roth, the artist/mechanic who created outrageous rolling art out of two-bit jalopies and newfangled fiberglass, thereby securing ...