Hot Rod TV

There is one builder that has been flying under the radar for quite some time -- until now. Dave Kindig has been silently building hot rods and muscle cars for several years at his shop in Salt Lake City, Utah.

Arnold, Nebraska, is the motorsports capital of the world, according to the sold-out grid of 120 participants from 40 US states and Canada who come to participate in the shootout, parade, road race and burnout contest.

In Chattanooga, Tennessee, there is one hot rod shop that is believed to be the oldest established hot rod shop in the entire United States: Honest Charley Garage. Corky Coker invites Hot Rod TV to "Cokerville."

Hot Rod TV spends some quality time with race-car driver Kyle Tucker and his team at Detroit Speed and Engineering and uncovers the meaning of their motto: Passion is Performance.

Lincoln Tech celebrates the opening of its new campus in Denver, Colorado, by hosting a cruise-in and hot rod show.

A man with a vision created a small parts company from the swap meets and garages of Southern California, and then he turned it into a mega-international parts company.

Raybestos teams up with performance powerhouse Roush Racing and builds a 2013 monster Mustang to be given away to one lucky person.

Tim "SkySkrape" Katz is the third partner of Tap Out, a company that was started by selling T-shirts from the trunk of a car. Now, it is a multi-million dollar company that sponsors some of the top NASCAR and NHRA teams.

Classic Recreations is a company in Yukon, Oklahoma, that is known for their supercars, muscle cars and, of course, their Shelby GT 500 CRs.

Every day, the staff at Hot Rod Magazine hears from its readers about how fast their street cars are. So, the staff created Hot Rod Drag Week, where they ask readers who think they have a really fast street car to prove it!