That's exactly why the folks at Hot Rod Magazine were willing to yank out a big supercharged V8 from their iconic '57 Chevy before dropping in a smooth torque-rich EV motor. It's tough to think of ...

Over the years, there have been dozens of long-term "magazine" project ... whenPopular Hot Rodding, then part of Argus Publishing, bought the used '57 Chevy for $250 at a Santa Monica car dealer.

I n the coming days, thousands of cars and trucks will be traversing the U.S. Interstate Highway System, descending upon ...

One of the most iconic magazines supporting fans and builders of the type of vehicle known as a hot rod is MotorTrend's Hot Rod magazine ... at times since the '57 Chevy was purchased by Hot ...

Have you ever wondered how Superman would view a cool '57 Chevy with his X-ray vision ... Jeff Smith MOTORTREND and HOT ROD's rich magazine history and legacy dating back to 1948 is something ...

In 1965, Popular Hot Rodding magazine embarked upon a ... Now, the famous 1957 Chevy has gone all-electric without losing its hot rod identity. The result of a collaboration between Chevrolet ...

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 new ...

However, not all of them have the stories that this particular 1957 Chevrolet 210 hot rod wears all over its skin. A '57 Chevy is a pretty standard machine, but the father and son team that worked ...

Tom Stotts of Mena, Arkansas, acquired his '57 Chevy back in 1971 when he was a ... Tom enlisted the aid of Archie Speer, owner of Hot Rod Assembly Line, to transplant the new powertrain.

Q: Hello Greg I am the owner of a T-Bucket hot rod and have enclosed photos. It has a 350 Chevy V8 small block ... Personally, my first ever magazine subscription was to Hot Rod Magazine in ...