Teaching high school music was gratifying, but building a kustom car was more fun. We check in on Myron Dybing’s 1959 Impala.

Jeff Karls of Fremont, Nebraska, is the Street Product Manager at Speedway Motors in Lincoln, and he’s working on a ’67 Chevelle Malibu, one that he swears he should have never purchased.

This project has been in the making going on two-decades. Steve has put a lot of time and effort into getting the T/A equipment to restore this Challenger and we cannot wait to see it finished.

Ten years ago, Ron decided he wanted to build a luxury car after building a 1937 Buick street rod. He answered an ad for a ’55 Cadillac convertible in northern Colorado.

For this edition of What Are You Working On, we were sidetracked by a project with a lofty goal of breaking the NHRDA record. So we asked Gale Banks to tell us about his latest project.

A 1967 Chevy windowed van certainly allows for plenty of room for hauling parts. While not exactly an open-bed type of truck, this van might be used to haul passengers on those long-distance surfing trips.

James Williams of Benicia, California, thought his '48 Cadillac would be his ultimate kustom but a divorce ended that. Now he's building Ford's answer to the Cadillac – a 1940 Lincoln Zephyr.