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Ford, Mopar, and Chevrolet brought their A game to the restomod scene at the 2019 SEMA Show, and they each went about it in a totally different way. Ford kept the exterior of its fabulous 1968 Ford Bronco looking relatively stock, keeping the most significant upgrades invisible. Mopar started with a 1968 Dodge D200 pickup,

Indianapolis, Indiana, in early December. Of course, the high likelihood of experiencing “severe-cold” temperature immediately comes to mind. However, if you’re plugged into any form of serious motorized-vehicle racing, or higher-level street performance (car, truck, motorcycle, go-kart, etc.)–as a driver, crew person, track owner, sponsor, and especially as a parts manufacturer, Indy is the place

In the custom truck world, there is only one certainty and that is change. Everything eventually changes whether it be styles, brands, trends, or in this case, events. After many years in the same location each December, the Severed in the Southwest Show made a major venue change this year to Universal Technical Institute in

In only its sophomore year, Stand Your Ground has already gotten traction and elevated its numbers from 2018. In January of 2018, Mindset Truck Club members Jaime Silva and Ricardo Olvera had the same vision of putting on an event that would bring cultures and families together for a full weekend. That show was named

Daytona Beach, Florida has been home to Turkey Rod Run since the mid 70’s. Created by Daytona Beach Street Rods association president Stu Sarjeant simply because he couldn’t find a show that would accept his custom hot rod. Beginning as a small parking lot show outside of a Howard Johnson hotel, the show gained momentum

Every year, Scheid Diesel Extravaganza continues to increase in stature and draw people by the thousands from all over the U.S., Canada, and a few other points around the globe, to the Wabash Valley Fairgrounds in Terra Haute, Indiana. With some of the best weather Terre Haute has experienced in a few years, the crowds

The Mercedes-Benz GLS, which was completely redesigned for the 2020 model year, is getting a high-performance variant. The 2021 Mercedes-AMG GLS 63, which was just revealed at the Los Angeles Auto Show, brings expected powertrain and suspension enhancements to the big SUV, which Mercedes calls “the S-Class of SUVs.” Powerhouse The previous-generation 2019 GLS 63