We never know where life's journey will take us, but we always know where it all began. The same holds true for lowriding. When it comes to lowriding there's no telling if we'll forever be infatuated ...

Wayne Tanner's ruby red 1940 Chevrolet two-door coupe combines modern running gear and creature comforts with the classic early 1940s automotive body style he loves. Tanner, 56, spotted the ...

In 1926, GM introduced the "companion make program," which saw four new brands join the lineup: LaSalle, Marquette, Pontiac, and Viking. The new marques supplemented Cadillac, Buick, Oakland, and ...

It’s always wild to see a car that’s been sitting for a really long time. Corrosion, dirt, animal nests, vegetation – it’s like the surrounding environment is slowly swallowing it up. That can include ...

There’s a certain feeling reserved only for those DIYers out there, a unique combination of pride and satisfaction that isn’t available to folks who decide to buy their ride. Rather, the feeling we’re ...

DERBY — Some do-it-yourself projects you pick up at a home improvement store — others, you find online and have to trailer home from Texas. That was the case with Marc Bitler's unusual 1940 Chevy ...

Neighbors must have come streaming out of their front doors the day Margaret Mary Lunda pulled up to her house in Portland, Oregon, driving her brand-new 1940 Chevrolet Master Deluxe two-door sedan.

GEDDES, N.Y. -- A Lysander man was on his way home from the Syracuse Nationals -- driving a classic car he had just traded for -- Sunday afternoon when he crashed on Interstate 690 West in Geddes, ...

David Wilson of Ferndale, Washington, said he's been interested in old trucks since he was a little "fender lizard" hanging around custom cars with his dad. After his father passed away, he found the ...

What started Franchot and Rae Duncan’s love affair with 1940 Chevrolets began as a $10 junkyard find 43 years ago. “I had an original ’40 in 1971 or ’72,” recalls Franchot. He actually drove it to ...

For Michael Romo lowriding became an endless journey of risk and reward, but as a kid he vividly remembers just how it started. Looking back, he'd ride his bike on the driveway of Lowrider Hydraulics.