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Feature: 3 Friends & A 1966 Isuzu Elf
Story by Spencer Whitney, photos courtesy of Dustin Herbison Three friends and a 1966 Isuzu Elf quad-cab – an unlikely combination, and one that came about unexpectedly. While they are
Coleman laid claim to ‘first practical 4WD system’
Walk into the basement of Larry Maasdam’s rural home near Clarion, Iowa, and you will find yourself in a virtual toy museum. Over 6,500 toys fill the glass-shelf-lined walls. In all, there’s over 150 linear ft. of showcases for toys and the amazing collection, started only 10 years ago, is still growing.
Rick Leginus’ 1967 Shelby Pro Touring
Building an over-the-top 1967 Shelby GT500 Pro Touring was always in the cards; it was always going to happen. Rick Leginus grew up around four Shelbys and a 1970 Boss 429 as a kid.
Camaro 50th Anniversary
2017 marks the 50th anniversary of the introduction of the Chevrolet Camaro. It’s technically not the 50th birthday, but with the rebirth of the 2010 Camaro
Chevy Camaro, Born to Perform
Many of the greatest muscle cars ever crafted were produced between 1965-1969. It’s true, and Ford fan or not, hail the Blue Oval. Without the Mustang
The Mecca for Vintage Car Lovers… Cuba!
Cuba. It’s a mecca for vintage car lovers. A rolling museum featuring what many believe is the golden age of the automobile. The brightly painted tapestry of mainly 1950s nameplates
Yellow Roadrunner
During the fabled “Muscle Car” era, Plymouth introduced the Roadrunner as a performance package on the Belvedere in 1968, offering only the 383 cu. in. engine
A Shop Truck With a Twist
Shop trucks have been around since like, forever. There was a time when their main purpose was to go chase or deliver parts and maybe pick up lunch for the
Chevrolet Joins Trailer Builders to Create Integrated Systems
Most RVers are well aware that the truck manufacturers and the RV builders rarely talk. By that, I mean each industry watches what the other is doing and then builds something they “think” will work with what the other guy built
Owner’s Perspective – Honda Ridgeline Gen 1 Vs. Gen 2
Like many first-generation Honda Ridgeline owners, I have been looking forward to the long-awaited introduction of the second generation of the Japanese company’s only pickup offering since