Old School Hot Rods Will Never Die. Four Speed Films aims to prove that old-school hot rods are still rockin around the clock. By Jesus Garcia. Updated Dec 26, 2020 10:10 AM EST 0.

For McCarthy, this 1956 Chevy hot rod takes him back to his high school days, and a lot of that is the look, which combines street and strip in perfect balance. The car also rocks the original ...

He said he pursued the art because he couldn’t afford to pay someone $200 or $300 to pinstripe his hot rod. Among his pinstriping peers is 31-year-old Tanner Leaser of Arlington, Texas.

A 1930 Ford Model A coupe with a '58 Chrysler 392 Hemi has been a two year project for Brian Bass at his Bass Kustom, an old-school hot-rod shop in Dallas, Tuesday, October 2, 2012.

We spent a weekend in the shop to upgrade the charging system on this old-school hot rod, and we didn't sacrifice any of this car's vintage cool factor in the process.

The friendly divide between old school and new has only grown year by year, and the gulf between modern rods and those of the past were plain to see at this year’s Detroit Autorama. Along with ...