By Rob Einaudi

Editor-in-Chief

Tyler and Travis built this four-door CJ7 years before Jeep introduced a four-door Wrangler. Check out their ride page for more pics and details!

By Rob Einaudi

Editor-in-Chief

If you think this looks tough, click through to Robert’s ride page to see the push bar he added!

By Jen Dunnaway

Editor

This awesome new footage of Ken Block drifting his new Ford Fiesta on icy Michigan roads really makes me wish for some decent snow-wheelin’ weather here in the mushy Northwest. It also makes me wish NASCAR would have their Sprint Cup teams throw on some Blizzaks and run a race in the mountains, like in that beer commercial. Can you imagine a field of 40+ cars ripping it up around those turns?

By Rob Einaudi

Editor-in-Chief

Today’s photo of the day comes from Eric’s “Turbo Shoebox” ride page. Sweet shot, Eric!

If you have a photo you want me to post, PM me or shoot me an e-mail!

By John Coyle

Deputy Editor

While it was on the floor at SEMA, all this lifted 4×4 had to do was look burly, which is good. Because when it tried to tackle a tiny little jump, the suspension on the passenger side collapsed completely. What the hell happened here? Did the builders assign that half of the job to their resident stoner? It cracks me up how all the guys kind of meander over with their hands in their pockets—that body language just screams “not my fault.”

By Rob Einaudi

Editor-in-Chief

Man, this week’s eBay Motors Showdown was a blowout. The Triumph only got three or four votes. I’d probably take the TR6, too, but I’m a sucker for British Racing Green and love old British roadsters. But this Giugiaro-designed Lotus is definitely timeless.

By Rob Einaudi

Editor-in-Chief

See if you can guess the year/make/model of this Lego car, then click here to see if you were right. Check out all the cool Lego muscle cars on Flickr. Via Jalopnik, or just get a cash advance, buy a few tons of legos and build your own.

By Brian Lohnes

BangShift.com

If you’re going to have a conversation about professional drag racing these days, it damn well better include the ADRL. As the fastest growing and (in our opinion) most exciting drag racing series in the US, the ADRL has been dominating the door slammer headlines for the last several years. We’re lucky enough to be pals with Ian Tocher, the VP of Publications for the organization. He’s a BangShift.com member as well! Ian was cool enough to supply us with a kick ass selection of photos from the 2009 season.

As you’ll see in the 50 gallery photos, there are plenty of thrills and chills to be had at one of the organization’s door slammer-centric events. You’ll see some bikes in the photos as well. They have an insane motorcycle class to go along with the several door car classes they feature.

These photos were shot by a bunch of different photogs and they need to be recognized for their work. The photographers included: Blair Ball, Greg Bunsold, Earnest Burwell, Dave DeAngelis, Joe Lorenzini, Joe McHugh, Roger Richards, Gary Rowe, Tom Schiltz, Ian Tocher, Joanne Walter, and Mark Walter.

To learn more about the series, hit up the ADRL website.

Click here to see the ADRL 2009 season shown in photos.

By Dan Strohl

Hemmings

What would you pay for a Tatra? We ask simply because the Chicago-based seller of this 1940 Tatra T87 has listed his example on Hemmings.com sans price, and quite frankly, when was the last time you saw one of these sell at auction? From the seller’s description:

four door Sedan,3 liter ,V- 8 rear aluminum alloy 75 HP-OHC engine,four speed manual transmission with 2 synchronized gears,sunroof,stunning example of a streamline design,silver metalic,red leather interior,1200 km after complete restoration,mint condition,very rare.

See more pics at Hemmings

By Speedhunters

Car Culture At Large

The sound.. the fury! I love the slide throttles too.. nice touch. I wonder how fast this car will be? If you want to see this video in HD, check it out on YouTube.

By Carl Jarrett