2019 Indian FTR 1200: Everything We Know
The classic brand takes a modern turn with this highly anticipated new model. Ever since showing us the FTR 1200 Custom last year, the internet...
This Blown, Injected 1971 Ford Maverick is More Than Most Can Handle!
Car Craft's mantra of Loud, Fast, Real embraces the real-world budget-oriented approach to car building for the average working individual. It is with that simple criteria...
This Alaskan Collector Keeps a Hidden Stash of Original Ford Broncos
About a month ago, we saw Hagerty's Barn Find Hunter YouTube series visit Alaska to see what sorts of cool things they could find hidden away. In addition to...
Barrett-Jackson Hidden Gems: 1955 Willys Jeep Pickup
When you hear Barrett-Jackson, what jumps to mind are probably the big dogs. Superbirds, Cobras, Ford GTs, so many Dodge Demons an exorcism is necessary, and whatever the...
This Owner-Built 1962 Chevrolet Impala Custom is an Amazing First Effort
The Impala Bonowski was excited about was this 1962 Sport Coupe, built and owned by Jesse Lindberg. This car had also been at the...
1965 Chevrolet Malibu: Street Car on the Outside, NASCAR on the Inside!
We've become enamored with resurrecting used NASCAR parts for street use, and this road-weathered 1965 Malibu provides a beautiful example of the potential that...
Modernized Classics: 1964 Corvette Daily Driver With LS Power
Chevrolet built 22,229 Corvettes in 1964—8,304 coupes and 13,925 roadsters. Even after accounting for over a half a century's worth of losses to collision,...
Toyota Supra History: Looking Back at Toyota’s Sports Car
How much do you know about Toyota's flagship sports car? Like the Toyota brand itself, the Supra has come a long way since it first...
This Grudge Racing, Semi-Hemi-Powered 1969 Camaro was Built for War!
Detroit has long been home to some of the most impressive, ground-pounding drag cars that the racing community has ever seen, and an insatiable...
2020 Porsche 911 Carrera S Review: The Immortal 911
Porsche's 911 may seem immortal, eternal, but in truth it's always been a work in progress. Generations of engineers have spent their careers buried in...
