10/14/2026
Stuff on Sale - Who doesn’t want to save money, right? Well when we get a part that we can’t sell as new, we put it in our Garage Sale section for less. And the longer we have it, the more itchy the boss gets to drop the price, so you can save even more. But these things come and go, so if you see it today, you’d better buy it today, because it might not be there tomorrow.
What’s New - The 1968-1974 Chevy Nova is a great example of American muscle car power. They look good, sure, but if you want yours to look even better, you know what you’ve got to do. How about some 2-inch drop spindles? They’ll settle the front end down a bit, improve your handling, and all of your suspension geometry will remain the same. We love these things, and we think you might, too.
What We Use - Hey 1978-1987 El Camino owners, are you looking for a way to make your car/truck combo into something that handles better than both? Well this is your ticket. It’s a front coilover kit from CPP, and it’s what we use whenever we’ve got an ElCo that wants the best performance out there. Should you do the same? Well if you’ve got one of these things, yeah, absolutely. And if not? Then you should probably buy one anyways. You don’t want to feel left out.
Now Playing - There’s nothing quite like stepping out of your hotel room or tent, heading out to a truck show, and seeing some of the most amazing rides you’ve seen. It’s what happened to us when we headed out to the Northwest Mini Truckin’ Nationals. The stuff we did and saw out in Salem, Oregon are things we’ll always remember. And whether you were there yourself or not, now you get the benefit of seeing it all for yourself in the convenience of your home.
Word on the Streets - Super easy to install!
—Robert Mitchell