By Jen Dunnaway

Editor

Jonathan is building his ’93 Camry to resemble a BTCC Super Touring car, yet still keep it streetable. Check out his ride page!

By Rob Einaudi

Editor-in-Chief

Now that is some blue paint on Chris’s third gen Camaro! It’s a brand new ride page so I’m looking forward to seeing more!

By Jen Dunnaway

Editor

From our Rides For Sale section comes this pristine ’77 Dodge Colt. I love how even in its current pics it looks just like the cars in the magazine ads on benetti’s ride page, right down to that mint red-on-white interior. She wants $5K for it, which might be a little high, but who knows? With their JDM styling, these Mitsubishi-pedigreed Colts could very well be a future classic. Check out the ad.

By Jen Dunnaway

Editor

What I love is how neatly the big GM mill fits under the Datsun’s long pointy hood. Makes it look like the LS2 was made for this car! See more of this beautiful 400hp ride at Mike’s ride page.

By Jen Dunnaway

Editor

When Daniel got his Scout, it was your basic clapped-out family hauler. But he’s transformed it into a mild rock-crawler with some pretty decent articulation. It’s running open diffs for now, but it’s a work in progress and he’s having a great time with it. Check out his ride page!

By Jen Dunnaway

Editor

Nestor seems pretty much determined to take literally every hinged panel on his “Crazy Jetta” and make it so it opens all cattywampus. I can’t wait to see what he does with the gas filler door! Check out his ride page.

By Jen Dunnaway

Editor

Take a close look at that couch–am I right? Buckle it right up into a “coffin” and you’ve got instant portable seating for your next car show or tailgating event. See more at Matt’s ride page.

By Jen Dunnaway

Editor

Check out Dannie and Nick’s awesome little drag rig. It’s powered by a straight six out of an R33 Skyline, turbocharged. They just got done finishing the custom front valence with the rising sun graphic.  Take a look!

By Jen Dunnaway

Editor

Gus’s ride page is heavy on pics but short on text, so it’s not always easy to deduce the thought process behind his purposeful development of the patina on his 5-Series. The car has gone through various stages of the rusty hood trend, accent shiny body panels, primer, and stickers. But at some point, perhaps with those pics of various rusty buildings, corrugated metal, sunbaked mud, and deteriorated brick as his inspiration, Gus decided to go for broke, scour off all the paint, and let the cancer shine in. Interesting, kind of the same way it’s interesting to put a sandwich in a bag in the back of the fridge just to see how deteriorated it will become. The odd thing is, there’s pics of the BMW on page 2 that do not appear to be from too long ago, in black paint that really looked quite nice and shiny. Maybe it was one of those instances where there was some little nick or flaw somewhere, he started picking, and then just didn’t stop. See the whole sequence on his ride page.

By Jen Dunnaway

Editor

Rob posted this junker Monte ‘vert conversion last weekend, and it was awesome. But I decided to go him one better. Check out Louie’s ride page for more.