Connections | Magazine My mom lived up to her nickname of Hot Rod Harriet even after her death Mom walked fast, drove faster, and fast-talked her way out of countless speeding tickets.

We'll pause here to note that SS has meant many things over the years. Sometimes it has merely denoted a bump in power and some stickers, and other times it has indicated a comprehensive performance ...

The term "'57 Chevy" is common among classic car fans, but exactly which of Chevrolet's models from 1957 are people referring to when they say "'57 Chevy?'" ...

Annie took a liking to one, so Jamie decided to build it into a laid-back hot rod with a 489-cubic-inch Chevy V8, a hydraulic roller cam, Edelbrock heads, 700R4 transmission, MSD ignition, and the ...

THIS stunning Chevrolet Bel Air has been the pride and joy of the same owner for more than 60 years. Grace Braeger, from Wisconsin, US, bought the car for around $2,250 in 1957 and never imagined ...

At the annual gathering of the Classic Chevy Club, Stockers and modifieds are equally welcome. Two-door post models have always been popular with hot rodders. '57 Bel Air sport coupes like this ...

A retired civil servant who grew up in Pakistan searched to find a 1957 Chevy Bel Air just like the one from his youth.

Business These Texas Garages Turn Classic Cars Into Electric Hot Rods What do you get when you convert a gas-guzzling muscle machine into an EV? A ride that “hauls more ass.” ...

For generations of kids, a lifelong love affair with cars began by playing with Hot Wheels. And then their mothers tossed their collections at the curb, ...

Instead, he is content with playing the extreme Hot Rod card on the One-Fifty (aka Chevy 150), the model that was mostly seen as the economy/fleet entry into the carmaker’s range at the time.

1957 Chevy Bel Air becomes electric Project X EV for SEMA It's the latest experiment Chevy and partners worked on to turn a lumpy V8-powered car into a zero-emissions machine.

Building a modern hot rod requires thinking outside of the box. That's exactly why the folks at Hot Rod Magazine were willing to yank out a big supercharged V8 from their iconic '57 Chevy before ...