Sometimes, Legends Die – by Daniel J. Oxer
The year was 2012: hard to believe 8 years have passed, but being able to look back in time at how different things were can be refreshing. It was the night before my second trip to California, and I...
The year was 2012: hard to believe 8 years have passed, but being able to look back in time at how different things were can be refreshing. It was the night before my second trip to California, and I...
Just before the pandemic hit, Rolls Royce was proud to showcase their latest model: The Cullinan Black Badge. It's a wilder take an on already wild SUV: the Black Badge series ascends the Rolls Royce...
Chip Foose is, without question, a living legend. From his artwork to his talents in automotive design and fabrication, he's established himself as one of the all time greats. While his work typicall...
There’s a bit of a blessing and a curse when it comes to the Nissan S-chassis. Admittedly, I’ve never owned one; however, it’s hard not to form some sort of opinion, given just how popular the chassi...
An incredible photo set, unposted from the StanceWorks Archives. Photographed in May of 2017, Keith Ross captured the StanceWorks "Parts Car" in what is undoubtedly the best photo set on record. Buil...
One of the most recent installments of Air Lift Performance's "Life on Air" series features a familiar name and face from the StanceWorks Archives. This bike hauler shows us how it's done, low and sl...
We all own cars and trucks for different reasons, largely to fill practical needs of transportation, while some fill selfish voids that we convinced ourselves that we have. I was left with a gap when...
"Dude, it's fine," he'll say with a shit-eating grin, every single time. There's something about the way Geoff Tumang seems to conduct his affairs with the world around him, seemingly lacking an abil...
Rust. It's something nearly all of us inevitably deal with during the course of our automotive hobby or career. Known as "cancer," and rightly so, it's a deathblow seemingly any car in which it goes ...
For any photographer, there's no better medium in which to see one's work than in print. From magazine articles and print ads, to posters, prints, and more, there's something inherently special about...
Some will say the Volvo 200 series is, by any measure, lackluster. Its only body lines are those that are required, and it's shape is that of the car we all seemed to draw in kindergarten. Its massiv...
Thorough. It's an adjective I believe most folks imagine describes their build, and in ways, it often does. From wheels, tires, suspension, and brakes, to engines, drivelines, interiors, and more, it...
Standing in a warehouse, stretching tens of thousands of feet, with radiators stacked as high as the sky around me, I was given the ins and outs -- both the major and minor details -- of what makes C...
It's hard to imagine that a car like Robert Redlich's 1958 Mercedes 190SL is merely "making due," a stop-gap of sorts. Believe it or not, it's "settling," but that's only because one of the most icon...
Fascination /ˌfasɪˈneɪʃ(ə)n/ - noun - the power to fascinate someone; the quality of being fascinating. "Lowriders have always held a fascination for me." Since around the age of 10 I have been intri...
If you weren't aware that Evo Wagons existed in any form, don't worry: you aren't alone. Prior to now, I too would have assumed it's base-model Lancer up-conversion; however, that's far from the case...
Subverting expectations: from movies, books, and pop culture, to music, news, and yes, even cars too, it's a key element of story telling and artistry. It's "the twist" that aims to keep anything and...
Introduced as a "compact executive car" in 1986, the B3-generation Audi 80 is likely not what comes to mind when terms like "hot hatch" or "sports coupe" are thrown around. Although many variants spo...
Opposites attract... Or so they say, and it seems to make a bit of sense when following Logan Ellis's lineage of car ownership. His enthusiasm for automobiles began stark in contrast to where it is t...
How many people name their cars? I have always been a believer that if you name a car, it is a car that you intend to keep for as long as you can. Naming a car that you’re going to flip or part out i...
How many people name their cars? I have always been a believer that if you name a car, it is a car that you intend to keep for as long as you can. Naming a car that you’re going to flip or part out i...
How many people name their cars? I have always been a believer that if you name a car, it is a car that you intend to keep for as long as you can. Naming a car that you’re going to flip or part out i...
Seven the RX7 stands alone in contrast to its brethren. The RX7 goes against the grain in many ways, but aims to lay the grain in countless others. As a driver's machine, it's as pure as they come, b...
The Corkscrew: perhaps the most famous turn in all of racing. For years, I've been attending races at the famed Laguna Seca circuit, and I've hiked the track's perimeter more times than I can count. ...
The term "track car" is an ambiguous one. It denotes nothing more than a car dedicated to track usage, or at least built to split time between street and track duty; however, there's little doubt tha...