Belltech Muscle Cars on FenderMedia’s new 1969 Chevy El Camino (01/25/2010):

See what the guys at FenderMedia have done to their new project 1969 Chevy El Camino project. In part one, Mike and Marcel take an innaugural road trip from Sunny Los Angeles to PPC Customs of Clovis, California to shake out the bugs and in the process revamp the suspension, brakes, steering and wheels with the help of the guys at PPC Customs, Belltech Muscle Cars, Wheel Vintiques and many more.

Black Widow Tundra (Dec/15/2009):

Black Widow Tundra

Few things set apart a truck like a lowered stance and an aggressive unique grille work. The people at T-Rex Grilles know this and that’s why they chose the all new Toyota Tundra as one of the many platforms to exhibit their new line of T-Rex X-Metal Grilles.

D’Vanz Drift Spec Ford Mustang (Dec/10/2009):

D’Vanz Motorsports Drift Mustang

The world of drifting isn’t Domestic friendly. It’s a sport founded in the back hills and industrial parking lots of Japan and built on small turbocharged compacts. But anyone who knows a thing about sliding around also knows that just like at the quarter mile, torque is king and there’s still no replacement for displacement. Pioneers like Doug Van Den Brink and his 2004 Ford Mustang are out to show the true potential of domestic drift machines. 

The Octane Report Street Class time attack Evo (Dec/10/2009):

Win on Sunday, Sell on Monday

It’s an adage that goes beyond cars or parts. In the case of the OctaneReport.com and its Street Class time attack Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution 9, the idea is to win on Sunday and drive more web traffic on Monday. The Octane Report is a web-based automotive enthusiast site that’s all about fast cars and the technology behind the scene. There’s no better way to generate interest and drive web traffic than winning events and races.

Daijiro Yoshihara interview (Dec/02/2009):

We talk to Daijiro Yoshihara of the Falken Tire Drift team at the 2009 SEMA Show and learn a little about his history in drifting, his rides, his sponsors and where he and the future of drifting will be going.