Unlike other named trends, like rat rods and Pro Touring, it's very easy to define a Pro Street car: It's one with the rear wheeltubs drastically enlarged to accommodate enormously wide tires.

At PHR I built a 1968 Camaro called Bad Penny that was one of the earlier pro-touring cars that actually ran the track hard. We won the first Optima Ultimate Street Car Invitational in 2008 and ...

In its current form, the car is a fusion of Pro Street and Pro Touring to create a type of Pro Outlaw style where a wide-tire car can effectively throw down blistering performance and still handle ...

There was a time when Pro Touring cars were beginning to get the same bad rap that Pro Street cars eventually got: all fluff and no fire. Cars were built to look like they could haul ass ...

Typically, the best builds out there bring all the various facets of the car into harmony ... This 1966 Chevy Nova pro touring build is one great example of that balance, as seen in the follow ...

True believers call this sect of the car faith Pro Touring (PT). On the sacred tree ... Mark Stielow is a PT track star masquerading as a street-legal F-body. In case your subscription to Car ...

Classic cars have an aura all of their own, with lines like the 1969 Ford Mustang having a signature style that sets them apart from even their sportiest, edgiest modern-day descendants.

It looks like a proper pro touring build, and you wouldn't be ... which was added to street-legal cars for NHRA Super Stock homologation purposes. While this 1967 two-door is not a rare R-Code ...