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SpeedKore’s Latest Carbon Fiber Creation Is Hellacious! Jordon Scott,Courtesy of SpeedKore © Courtesy of SpeedKore 001-speedkore-hellacious-carbon-fiber-1968-dodge-charger-hellcat-view 1968 Dodge Charger: Check. Carbon fiber skin: Check. Hellcat engine, behind the seats? Check. Just when you thought carbon-fiber-bodied second-generation Dodge Chargers were becoming commonplace (as if that were possible), SpeedKore steps all over their own game with their latest build, Hellacious. This 1968 Dodge Charger didn't get the usual SpeedKore touch, though. Where the carbon fiber...

US custom car maker SpeedKore wasn't content with building a mad mid-engined Dodge Charger for F9, so they built on for the road as well.

This injected ZZ572-powered 1958 Corvette was rebuilt beyond restomod but stays nostalgic. The good news about all the abandoned and forgotten cars out there is that they still exist. Whether it’s an out-of-sight barn find or a hidden-in-plain-sight field car (like this 1958 Corvette), these neglected treasure pieces are still out there and many of

Custom 1959 Cadillac Eldorado Brougham with a Twin-Turbo 632 ci V8 Stephen Barton created a 1959 Cadillac Eldorado Brougham called “Cadmad” to win the Ridler Award. Stephen worked on the project for 15 years before passing away. His brother Craig Barton sought out help from Super Rides by Jordan in Escondido, California to finish the project. Their combined work resulted in Cadmad winning the Ridler Award at the 2019 Detroit Autorama. The car was originally going to be powered by two Northstar V8 motors. However that eventually changed to a twin-turbo 632 ci big-block Chevy V8 built by N...

1971 GMC 1500 Is the Red, 454ci-Powered Treat of the Day 25 Feb 2021, 13:57 UTC · by 22 photos Boring, right? Luckily, that’s not the reality we live in. Instead, we’re almost flooded with such contraptions, as you’ve very well seen this past month here on autoevolution, during our Truck Month coverage. And we’re not one bit sorry that’s the case. Sadly, there are only so many days left to enjoy Truck Month. We’ll continue, of course, to bring to your attention the best and the brightest, but probably not in such a large quantity. And to make sure we’ll sign off on this ...