If you were to ask me what were two of the most famous Mustang IIs that pop into my mind, I would have to say the white and blue car driven by Farrah Fawcett on the TV show Charlie’s Angels, and the Monroe Handler made famous by Hot Rod Magazine...

Every car needs a good solid foundation, and anyone who knows G-bodies knows that there are certainly some faults with the design of their frame and some weak points that need to be addressed with either using a big-horsepower motor, or even turning it...

It takes serious guts to replace the most famous engine of all time. Since 1955, GM had been building its Chevrolet Small Block V8 with accolades, respect and awards in the automotive press and racing and with commercial success with customers in...

Storing rear end differentials is a pain in the butt. They are heavy and they are awkward. You need a buddy to help you move one, and you need at least three jack stands to work on one. This month, we wanted to show you how, with $40 in metal, $30 in casters...

JOEY’S PLACE: In 1978 Joey Steckler took his passion for building and working with cars and turned into a business. At a time when the custom van was all the rage, Joey’s knack for creating unique custom paint jobs brought the business into the forefront of...

Reader's Rides: Old Ford Pick-Up

The popular event takes place on the rolling terrain of the hillside park each and every June, and motor-heads from all over B.C., Alberta and Washington State roll in to display their cars, trucks and motorcycles under the trees and share tales with...

Cody Cole of Surrey, B.C. is a huge fan of the magazine and not surprisingly his favourite feature is, you guessed it, the Big Burnouts. His car is a 1973 Plymouth Duster with a 318 auto on the column. The only upgrades done to it when these pictures...

Over the past couple of months, I’ve had the opportunity as a part of my duties at RPM Magazine to spend some time behind the wheel of the newest versions of the Chevy Camaro SS, Ford Mustang GT and Dodge Challenger SRT8. Yes, I think I might have been the envy of my neighbours...

We in western Canada love our trucks. Nearly half of all new vehicle sales here are of the truck based variety. A simple glance at oncoming traffic will prove this point. The only problem with this, is with so many trucks on the road, it is very easy to become just another brick...