When Jason Bear showed up with his 1966 Chevelle at the NHRA Museum in Pomona, we already had muscle car envy. To think this was his first build? We were in the right place!
Free Parts – How Does A Vehicle Sponsorship Work?
What does it take to be a sponsored build? A good solid plan and a means for reaching thousands of people is a good start, plus a following on social media.
Overflow Tank vs. Expansion Tank
There’s a difference between an overflow tank and an expansion tank. We explain the differences here.
The Evil R/T: Jason’s 1969 Charger From The Dark Side
Growing up with TV cars is a sure fire way to become a gearhead at an early age. When you get older, those fond memories can help you decide what kind of muscle car you want to own, like they did for Jason and his Charger.
Contacting Champion Cooling Systems
Are you sure you contacted Champion Cooling Systems? Some customers have complained that they never got a call back. Here’s how to assure you’ve reached us, and not one of our many dealers.
Riding Low: Herman’s Custom 1960 Chevrolet Pickup
Drivers don’t need to win trophies, and that’s probably the biggest part of what we like about them. Anyone can buy a trophy, and Herman’s C10 is the perfect mix of show and go.
Inside Out: George’s 1966 Coronet Gets Rescued After 20 Years
George spent years looking for a specific car, but found the one he wanted right under his nose – 20 years ago. He went back, and it was still there, so he brought it home.
Will A High Flow Water Pump Keep Me From Overheating?
If you’re engine is overheating, a high flow water pump or overdrive pulley set might not solve your problem. The focus should be on solving the problem, not installing a band-aid.
Shoe This: “Never Let Your Dreams Catch You Sleeping”
It all started with a dream, a couple of drawings, and some inspirational advice from his dad. What Jacob Griffin ended up with is his very first masterpiece: a custom build he calls “Shoe This”.
B5 Beauty: A Cool Cruisin’ 1971 Plymouth ‘Cuda
One of the more popular colors in the history of the Mopar lineup has been B5 blue, and this example is the epitome of that color. You can’t miss it cruising around the SoCal area.