Speedy Bill Smith’s dream of preserving unique, one-of-a-kind cars for everyone to enjoy is really embodied in the Museum of American Speed's collection.

After a 12 week shutdown, the National Corvette Museum is open once again and the NCM team has used the downtime to upgrade several displays for its guests.

As week one of the 10-day build draws to a close, the teams find they've bitten off more than they can chew -- literally.

The teams toil away as they fabricate, prepare engines for machining, and acquire parts.

Our expert panel has chosen the five members that will make up the Dream Team presented by Comp Cams

From the driver to the engine builder and mechanics, this talented group has what it takes to win

Incredible speeds often translate to devastating crashes. In this case, that crash involved Dewayne Mills and his '68 Camaro. Check out this video to see how he left - and violently returned - to the earth.

Check out this spotlight on Kenny Howard aka Von Dutch and Ed "Big Daddy" Roth, two prolific characters in the world of custom car art. This article is part of a series that will explore the evolution of art within the world of hot rods from low brow art to pinstriping. Stay tuned for more!

LOS ANGELES, California – Tweedy Pie is considered one of history’s most famous hot-rod T-Buckets, spawning over 11 million model kits and other assorted memorabilia. It features some of the earliest pinstriping examples by Ed “Big Daddy” Roth – a custom hot rod builder who achieved cult status in the California …