The term “Pro Street” – as in “Ford Mustang Fastback Pro Street Hot Rod” – is also known as a back half or tubbed car, and is used to describe a style of street-legal custom car ...

Factory muscle cars from the '60s and early '70s were the most popular raw material for the first Pro Street cars, but there were many exceptions, such as Rocky Robertson's flamed 1951 Kaiser and ...

Those cars in HOT ROD led to the Pro Street look morphing into the street-rod world, and everywhere you looked, early Ford coupes and later fatties were wearing huge rubber. Sadly, FJ's '46 ended ...

Owner Eddie Reid and his partners at Pro Street Customs in Petal show off their classic cars at Cruisn’ the Coast every year. ... "Pretty much any kind of muscle car from the 1970's and 1980's" ...

Pro-Street 1968 Chevrolet Camaro Combines 383 Muscle With B&M Mega Blower. Published: 16 Feb 2021, 14:30 UTC • By: ... which is only to be expected from a pro-street build. “This car is very ...

Since the plan was to build a Pro Street car, I felt it would make a good starting point for the Tri-Five I had always wanted.” See All 37 Photos As a retired race car, the ’56 Chevy had seen ...

More than 100 National Pro Street cars from as far as Florida, Missouri, North Carolina, South Carolina and Iowa are expected to be in town for the Bluegrass Legends Experience ...

Unquestionably the most iconic Chevy muscle car of all time, the Camaro ZL-1 was conceived in 1969 by Fred Gibb and Dick Harrell. The idea to stuff the all-aluminum, 427-ci (7.0-liter) ZL-1 V8 ...

Number two is a Pro Street ’67 Chevelle with an aluminum 572 and a six-speed transmission, and will handle everyday driving duties. Last on the list is a ’73 Trans Am replica, built from a ...