A local solar technician was given the keys to a Monster Energy Ford Ranger yesterday at the official Monster prize handover. Leeangir Roodt entered the Monster Energy promotion in September and recently discovered that he is the winner of the R1,2M truck.
Sound, heat and vibration: its not something you normally think of while building your hot rod, but ask any rodder who has done a long trip in a hot and noisy ride, and he will tell you its a reality. Most old cars came with paper-thin rubber sheets that were stuck to the body to reduce vibration. This, however, never really worked, and they deteriorated with time. Engine noise and heat enter the car from both the engine compartment and the road.
Classic cars need special attention; especially if youre back to being a weekend warrior after eating up miles of open road over the holiday season. So, here are some top tips for post-season classic car care.
While major services should be left to the professionals, there are essential car maintenance steps that every owner should follow for vehicles not in regular use, according to classic car specialist and CEO of Creative Rides, Kevin Derrick.
Kindig offers start-to-finish builds for custom vehicles known as RestoMods that are unlike anything on the road today. With an extensive waitlist, his services are in high demand.
Were really excited about this partnership, everyone knows the Dynamat name they are the verb in the industry, and deservedly so. They created the market and paved the way for the sound-deadening industry, going back over 30 years. Dynamat is known for delivering the highest quality products which align with the same vision that we have, here at Kindig-It Design. Dave Kindig
ACTOR KEVIN HARTS 69 ROAD RUNNER WINS MUSCLE MACHINE OF THE YEAR
Coveted annual awards celebrate regional 2022 award winners from the Goodguys events, including two Chevrolet Performance awards and Goodguys Next Generation competition
Vic Edelbrock Jr. inherited the Edelbrock performance parts company after the untimely death of his father, Vic Edelbrock Sr., in 1962. At just 26 years old, Vic Jr. was thrust into the role of leader, with a company of 10 employees and $200,000 in the bank. Despite the challenges, he not only kept the company afloat but transformed it into one of the largest and most respected performance parts entities in the world.
