Such was the case with a young man from Altoona, Iowa. Adam McRoberts made it all the way to his teen years before the gene kicked in, although his father Kevin taught him at an early age that cars ...

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Anyone ever asked you, "Why mess with perfection?" First off, I don't believe in perfection, though I strive to get as close to it as possible every day of my life. But when and if anyone ever asked ...

Ringbrothers has a history of churning out some pretty wild custom builds, and now the shop is rolling out what it’s framing as its “most extreme” build yet. After years of planning, Ringbrothers has ...

Ringbrothers has returned to the SEMA show with a modified 1948 Chevrolet pickup truck that the Wisconsin company bills as its most extreme creation yet. That's a significant claim considering the ...

Cab-over-engine (COE) trucks are a special breed of monsters. A fairly common design over in Europe and elsewhere, where they serve transportation and logistic needs on a daily basis, these things can ...

For one reason or another, including legal ones, people over here in America eventually kind of gave up on cab-over-engine trucks. Sure, you can see them on the streets as refuse trucks and such, but ...

These 5 classic trucks remain popular because they still feel useful, with the Chevrolet C/K, Ford F Series, Chevrolet ...

When it comes to living out your dreams, there are two types of people: Those who wait for opportunity to arrive and those who go out and create it. Of the two, the first tend to get passed up by life ...

This was quite a rig as the TKCS volunteers and I walked the showgrounds at Westport Plaza on September 11, 2016. Not only was this a very cool ‘48 Chevy custom panel truck, but the unknown owner ...

Let’s face it — towing a trailer is a pain. Even once you have enough experience that maneuvering them and backing them up is second nature, swinging another axle or two around behind you can get ...