Combining more fuel with more air equals more boom. More boom equals more go, and more go is a very good thing in the hot rod community. Superchargers are compressors that force a larger amount of ...

The death of William "Pastor Bill" Schonemann has left a hole in his community, including the members of his cherished Red ...

America's Largest Traveling Car Show with Thousands of Custom Cars and Trucks to Visit Three Cities in California HOT ROD has been the most recognized brand in the world of high-performance cars since ...

Hot Rods new and old pass through Brazoria for Hot Rod Tour of Texas, which travels down Brooks Street Friday morning ...

Ryan Spikes’ ninth inning homer boosted the Bowling Green Hot Rods to a 2-1 win over the Aberdeen IronBirds on Wednesday at Ripken Stadium in Aberdeen, Maryland. Bowling Green (12-11 ...

Our hunch was a good one because the two didn't go crazy as if their quarter-mile dragstrip honor depended on it, and instead, the Hot Rod was the one doing all the work: 11.83s at almost 112 mph ...

Adian Smith, Blake Robertson, Mac Horvath, and Ryan Spikes all powered baseballs out of the park, leading the Bowling Green Hot Rods (11-11) to a 16-7 victory over the Aberdeen IronBirds (9-12 ...

One of the biggest things we love about our muscle cars and hot rods is the freedom of expression and mobility they represent, but at the same time for many of us that expression comes with fewer ...

"I always loved cars. Started with Hot Wheels, Hot Rod Magazine. I always wanted a vehicle that was nice enough to be in a Hot Rod Magazine," said Michael Tillett, one of the three founder's of ...

Put the internet rumors in the rearview mirror because we are delighted to announce the HOT ROD Power Tour returns in 2025. The world’s largest traveling car show hits the highways June 9 ...

HOLDEN BEACH, N.C. (WECT) - A resident’s lawsuit against the Town of Holden Beach has been dismissed, the town’s attorney confirmed Monday. Lisa Ragland sued the town on Jan. 30, alleging Holden Beach ...

For Craig May, 68, of Vaughnsville, it meant teaming up with friend Dana Sterling to build a hot rod. All the parts they needed had been tucked away, untouched, for 50 years. The parts were for a ...