Showing posts with label resto-mods. Show all posts
Showing posts with label resto-mods. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 17, 2018

Chevrolet set to show off new crate engines in delicious vintage Chevy builds at SEMA 2018

1873 Chevrolet Chevelle Laguna build - SEMA 2018
Photo: Chevrolet Pressroom.
If the term “crate engine” makes you think only of the “Put a 350 in it, man!” crowd, it might be time for you to take a fresh look.

While it may be true that, as Matt Farah observed during a chat with Jalopnik’s Kurt Bradley on The Smoking Tire podcast this week, a lot more people are talking on the Interwebs about doing crazy LS swaps these days than actually doing them, the Chevrolet crate engine lineup offers a considerable depth and breadth of swap-friendly options, with nearly 50 motors to choose from.

Tuesday, October 9, 2018

We’re looking forward to seeing this stunning 1966 Ford Bronco resto-mod at SEMA 2018

A blue and white 1966 Ford Bronco resto-mod
Photo: United Pacific Industries.
To restore, or to resto-mod?

In the automotive hobby, it’s one of those eternal questions of nearly Shakespearean proportions. And it’s a question that can become very personal and emotionally charged depending on the point of view of the individual enthusiast.