Celebrate 75 years of HOT ROD at Power Tour West! Check out all the details and purchase tickets to this can't-miss event.

HOT ROD Magazine became everybody's automotive magazine ... in the J.E. Riley & Son Special, became the first Top Eliminator with his flathead-powered dragster. Here, at San Gabe in '56, Rice ...

The lettering on the sides of the Plymouth identified it as the "Hot Rod Magazine Special," but the lettering on the roof revealed its more enduring name, "Suddenly." The nickname was taken from ...

Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle. In addition, there will be a special exhibit of historic HOT ROD magazine covers, as well as live music. “We’re excited to look back to ...

A panel of HOT ROD legends and stars discussing the evolution of the magazine will follow ... head over the MotorTrend Storefor special HOT ROD 75 merchandise. The limited-edition collection ...

It was an important day for the staff, and editor John McCann was on location to celebrate with the Hot Rod faithful. McCann spoke from the stage, looking back at how far the magazine had come ...

Hosts Brian Lohnes, David Freiburger, and John McGann talk to Jim and Mike Ring about how they went from small-town hot rodders to million-dollar car builders on episode 1 of the HOT ROD Pod: Where It ...

As such, it's no coincidence that the car that's become synonymous with the hobby appeared on one the first covers of HOT ROD, the brand ... d'Elegance hosted a special class for the 1932 Ford ...

headers and special distributor . . . The lakes pipes are up front.”* Thus the editors of Hot Rod magazine instructed do-it-yourself fans in the delicate art of transforming a 1940 Ford coupe ...

Charles Gray Baskerville, whose colorful reportage in Hot Rod magazine brought the world of custom cars and high-speed racing alive for thousands of readers every month for 28 years, died Feb. 1 ...

It’s nearly impossible to articulate the feeling that enthusiast magazines like Hot Rod Magazine used to provide. I’m just old enough to remember the anticipation of watching the mail each ...