Ever thought about restoring a work truck to show stands?

Tony Lyles made it happen with his families 1953 Ford F100.

When Toyota made the Hilux, they probably never intended it house a turbo LS!

We take a look at five cars that the LS is not native to and examine the parts, the swap itself, and the final outcome of the work performed

LS swap project inspiration abounds in these five cars

Peep the video of this awesomely clean Volvo 245 DL wagon doing a much deserved burnout after the LM7 swap was completed. Such Volvo. Wow. Very Swap. So V8.

There are mean looking cars, then there are those cars that look down-right sinister. As you can clearly see, this LS-powered 1963 Buick Riviera built by Fesler absolutely falls into the latter category. Step inside for more pics and details on this wicked hot rod...

We love muscle cars from the 1980s - especially GM G-Bodies. In the right hands, they can be turned into some of the baddest Pro-Touring rides around. Take for example this sweet LS-powered Monte Carlo SS that Ridetech is now using as a test car. Step inside for more pics and details...

Steven Balusik’s wicked '65 Buick Skylark is one of those cars where a carb'ed LS just makes perfect sense. Just watch as a carbureted, stock-bottomed, LQ9 pushes the Skylark well into the 10s on spray, and see if you don't agree with us. Watch the video inside...