“Then it was time for it to go to a body shop where it sat for a year and a half with nothing done to it. Then we took it to another shop and they went out of business and said, ‘come get your car.’ Well, the convertible top frame, the fenders, the hood and many of the other one-year only parts had just disappeared.

Geoff Stilwell is your quintessential Brit. He’s a gentleman, he loves motor sports, and he drives an Aston Martin. He’s James Bond in Bermuda shorts and like many Brits he’s into land speed racing because it’s part of their motor sports DNA.

If nothing else, Steve Saleen has staying power—it’s extremely difficult to survive in the cutthroat world of auto racing, modified production cars and specialty vehicles—and yet Saleen has been in business almost 40 years.

Despite living on a small, damp island in the North Sea, the Brits enjoy a healthy appetite for motorsports of all kinds being the leading proponents of Formula One and holding the land speed record but there has always been the lure of racing in the USA perhaps it’s those vast, open spaces.

It’s no secret that the Chevy C-10 of almost any year is the modern day version of the ’32 Ford—everybody’s hot rod.

When I first spotted this little aluminum-bodied bolide I thought it was a three-wheeler because it’s called ‘Rocket 3’.

The Porsche 911 is one of the most iconic automobiles in history. Over the years it has gained a cult-like following of purist fans.

Herb Adams may not be a name that springs instantly to mind, especially if you didn’t grow up immersed in the muscle cars of the sixties.