SHARE Hot Rod Editor in Chief John McGann – all photos John McGann Hot Rod Magazine editor in Chief John McGann joins Dane Neal on WGN Radio. Hear as John shares the excitement around this annual ...

If you can name a make and model of a car, odds are you could find it in the Memorial Coliseum parking lot on Wednesday as part of the 31st annual Hot Rod Power Tour.

The HOT ROD Power Tour, featuring thousands of custom cars and pickups, makes a return visit to Fort Wayne on Wednesday with the potential for traffic problems on roads near the Memorial Coliseum.

The hot rod scene is awash with jargon. Some of the terms sound cool, but it isn't always immediately obvious what they mean. Don't worry, we're hear to help.

New Age Camaro Reborn As A ’69 Chevy Chevelle SS Take classic styling, add in a modern chassis and you end up with this cool creation ...

From mainstays like the Ford Mustang to smaller compacts like the Chevrolet Nova, muscle cars of the 1960s were built with one goal in mind: speed. While 0-60 mph times rank among the most important ...

While hot rodding tastes may change, it seems that the trusty old Ford flathead will never go out of style.

Annie Koehler smokes 'em whenever she gets the chance, and we sat down with her to learn how she found her passion for hot rods.

Kids at a local nonprofit recently converted a 1969 Chevrolet Chevelle into an all-electric vehicle, and the Chiefs' top tight end showed up to Arrowhead behind its wheel.

When discussing the greatest years in automotive history, 1969 always comes up, and for good reason. These models defined car culture at the time.

His 68' Chevelle hot rod with a 470 and 671 blower is his most special car. Rodriguez says his son, Michael Ruben Rodriguez, who passed away at age 17 from leukemia, loved sitting in his car.

A '69 Chevelle El Camino is a rare gem.Ruben Rodriguez Jr. and his father brought this unique muscle car "roaring back to life" with an orange paint job and po ...