Read about how to build your own hot rod rear suspension as the guys from Rolling Bones Hot Rod Shop show you how it's done inside Street Rodder Magazine.

To prove that a street rod can be built for a reasonable amount of money, we will present a series of articles that will show how a '31 Model A roadster was put together for $10,000.

Artisan Stitchworks, an automotive customization shop, recently moved into its new home on Barlow Street, an approximately 11 ...

Me & My Car: 1931 Ford Model A in Dublin a masterpiece hot rod About $45K in customization by current owner followed previous one’s work having it painted, ‘chopped’ and ‘channeled’ ...

The build is authored by Revamped Rides Rod & Custom from Lincoln, Nebraska, but it seems the father and son owners have also ...

Imagine the look on Henry Ford’s face if he ever saw his Model A being turned into a high-revving hot rod like this.