 This vintage Trans Am Mustang has been raced it's whole life. Trans Am cars from the 1960's are cool. For those not in the know, Trans Am was a road racing series which dictated that the cars competing relied heavily on factory parts. Local racers had the chance to share the track with factory-backed teams and hero drivers like Parnelli Jones, Mark Donohue and Dan Gurney and compete for cash. J. Bittle rescued this vintage 1968 Mustang that competed in the Trans Am series in the late 1960's.
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 Jake Mastny is a guy who knows what he wants. His friends all thought he was a little strange twenty-something years ago when he wanted a period correct 1950’s custom Mercury.
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 We've seen alot of Mustangs, but none like Reactor built by the Ring Brothers. Shot at SEMA, 2006.
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 Most car projects are never totally finished, and we recently came across the Copperhead, a custom Street Rod first built several years ago by Legens Hot Rods and now being updated by Schwartz Extreme Performance.
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 We've all had the desire to Cruise around in cars that look '60's cool but perform like the best of today's high-tech muscle cars. Truth be told, many of the modifications gearheads make are to catch up with the engineers at the automakers. Features like fuel injection, better brakes, overdrive transmissions and additional handling capabilities are now commonplace additions on personalized musclecars. But the Julian brothers wanted more. They wanted a 1965 Mustang Fastback to perform exactly... if not better... than a 2003 Mustang Cobra.
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 So what is it? That's the big question surrounding Posie's new Aeroliner. He claims it started life as a 1935 Ford Roadster, but we've seen lots of those and this looks nothing like one.
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 We recently ran across a trick street rod featuring traditional styling and upgraded components for a great-handling sled.
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 Some people like to go through life unnoticed. Not so for Christina Smith. Just imagine trying to be stealth in a fully-tubbed flamed monster Ford with a thumping big-block. This 1964 Galaxie 500 definately makes a statement.
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