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This sweet GTO came in for a 5 speed manual transmission swap. It had a tired 326 that had replaced the original big block at some point. The owner wanted to keep it Pontiac. When we  and the 326 was on its very last legs. He sourced a 6.6 Pontiac to replace it with. Surprisingly, even though Pontiacs use the "same" block for big and small blocks there were changes between the 60s and 70s that necessitated some changes to replace the vintage 326 with the 70s era 6.6. The swap required engin …

So, periodically we share some pictures of the "exceptional" stuff that comes in from other shops. Stuff that we have to take pics or no one would believe it. Here's the latest batch. We've got fuel pumps that are glued together, pistons that were dropped but installed anyway, missing hardware but they sent it anway, busted tools left in engines, and more!Violation of Hot Rod Rule #1 Hot Rod Rule #1: Whatever you do, don't burn to death.Well, its only flat on one side, I guess! Send it!Not …

Fall maintenance reminder for auto enthusiasts, gear heads and hotrodders! Carburetor guys! Drain your bowls when putting the car away. It only takes a minute. Don't be this guy.E85 guys! We would happily sell you a new fuel pump, filters, regulator, and injectors next spring but we highly recommend draining the corn fuel now instead. Everyone else: Check your antifreeze!Just remember, sometimes those cars sit for longer than intended when life gets in the way. A little bit of care goes a long …