Birth of the Small-Block Chevrolet V-8: HOT ROD’s First Report in January 1955 Was ... “Net” brake horsepower is rated at 137 at 4,000 rpm and “net” torque is 235 pound-feet at 2,100 ...

Check out this 1935 Chevy Standard Sedan that has an 87' TPI 350 Engine, ... and the growing desire for a hot rod became one that needed his attention. ... 215/50R17 up front and 235/65R17 out back.

HOT ROD built this 1967 Chevy Nova in just five days using mostly bolt-on parts, along with an LS3 engine backed by a six-speed manual transmission. MotorTrend News ...

Related: Project X Goes Back on the Gas With 1,004-HP ZZ632 Big-Block Swap The HOT ROD Garage crew raided the Project X parts bin during last year’s rebuild. They found a pair of big-block Chevy ...

The 1957 Chevy was originally purchased in 1965 for $250 and has been a testbed for more than five decades of technology and trend evolution at the hands of MotorTrend's Hot Rod brand.

The Chevrolet Chevy II/Nova has always had to go through mock and banter because of its odd names. But that does not mean the series has been without its fans or that it cannot be restomodded into ...

It's a 1935 Chevy Hot Rod that's a work of perfection and took five years (more than 10,000 hours) and $1 million to complete. According to Roger, the project started with two 1935 Chevys bought ...