Prosecutors said Richard Thomas Finley took large upfront payments from classic car owners, then lied for years as vehicles ...

A former Texas hot rod shop owner has been sentenced to 60 years in prison after authorities concluded a years-long fraud scheme that affected dozens of classic car owners across the state.

A Texas hot rod shop owner who promised dream builds and modern engine swaps for classic cars is now facing a 60-year prison term for what prosecutors describe as a sweeping theft and fraud scheme.

Tastefully built and era-appropriate, this 1932 Ford Roadster Highboy hot rod is now for sale following a faithful conversion ...

What was supposed to be the start of a dream restomod build turned into a nightmare for dozens of classic car owners in Texas—but now, justice has been served. According to the Galveston County ...

Featured on Jay Lano's Garage years ago, this Oldsmobile Jetfire is one of only 203 four-speed units produced in 1962. And ...

In Issue 512 of Unique Cars magazine Morley's World captures Dave's thoughts on modern hot rod options, and the reach of big brother ...

Type One Restorations Builds a Karmann Ghia to such a level it stole the show at the 2026 Grand National Roadster Show.

A 1932 Ford built by a custom shop in Arizona has won the prestigious America’s Most Beautiful Roadster (AMBR) 2026 award.

With the AMBR and the Slonaker Award up for grabs, this show kicks off the competitive season of custom car-building.

The “extremely rare” property in Pinellas Park, Fla., hit the market for $500,000 for the first time in decades in December ...