We know it’s a bit late for Halloween, but this late-night presentation of a thoroughly modified 1970 Chevy Chevelle still has a powerful automotive trick-or-treat vibe. It could be the Kandy Orange ...

The year 1966 marked the first restyling of the first-generation Chevrolet Chevelle. In addition to the Coke-bottle profile instead of a straight beltline, the flying-buttress motif out back improved ...

This car entered the Johnson family collection in 2002. While he was away at college, TJ Johnson’s dad and brother bought it in Defiance, Iowa, for $700. They got it from a woman named Dixie Shanahan, ...

Engine swaps are one of the timeless traditions of hot rodding. Maybe it's dropping in a small-block to replace that six-banger, or big-block instead of a Mouse. There's numerous this-for-that ...

If you've ever owned a classic American muscle car, you'll know that even daily upkeep requires a good deal of time, money, and patience. For this reason, truly transformative restorations are often ...

If there’s one thing you can expect at the Super Chevy Suspension & Handling Challenge, presented by Falken Tire, it’s that a wide variety of build styles will show up. Pro Touring, street machine, ...

Can the world get enough of 650-hp muscle cars? Big-block motors seem to be de rigueur for many Chevy hot rods (and a few Brand Xs, as it seems), but there seems to be a movement towards more ...

Day two is a wrap and we're ramping up for the third day of the CPP Week To Wicked, presented by Super Chevy and Axalta. We're on track to finish in time, but just one problem could instantly put us ...

Given a full body-off frame restoration and stuffed with a modern LS3 powerplant that generates a healthy 525-horsepower. To kick off the second-generation, GM gave the 1968 Chevelle a new look and ...

This Pro-Touring 1972 Chevelle SS brings that tasty combo of understated style and raucous performance, and now, we’re getting to ride shotgun in the following video feature from AutotopiaLA. For ...