Grant Cox

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Articles

An IROC-Z Obsession that Started at 14 Years Old Continues Today

1 week ago | hemmings.com | Grant Cox

Some cars are more than machines, they’re memories on wheels, snapshots of a time and place in our lives that shaped who we are. For Tim Devlin, this 1986 Chevrolet Camaro IROC-Z isn’t just a classic muscle car—it’s a connection to his youth, his first taste of freedom, and the beginning of a lifelong love for driving. Growing up in Kansas in the late ’80s, Tim had a unique privilege: at just 14 years old, it was legal to drive to school and work.
Dr. Grant Cox: Accurate sexual health education leads to healthier outcomes

1 month ago | tulsaworld.com | Grant Cox

As an OB/GYN practicing in Oklahoma for nearly 25 years, I’ve had the privilege of delivering babies — and now, delivering babies for patients I once delivered as newborns. Over time, I’ve seen a shift: More of these pregnancies are planned. That’s a positive development, and it’s not a coincidence. When people have access to accurate, evidence-based reproductive health education, they make better decisions, experience fewer health complications and lead healthier lives.
A Family Legacy Reimagined: Trent Meng’s 1950 Chevy 6400

2 months ago | dieselworldmag.com | Grant Cox

A Family Legacy Reimagined: Trent Meng’s 1950 Chevy 6400 Trent Meng’s Legendary 1950 Chevy 6400In 1951, Trent Meng’s great-grandfather took delivery of a brand-new 1950 Chevrolet 6400 truck. This workhorse became an essential part of the Meng family’s farming operation, faithfully hauling grain across three generations. Over the decades, the truck witnessed the transformation of agriculture, from the post-war boom to modern practices.
Tony Galnares’ One-of-a-Kind 2019 Chevy Silverado SWB

Feb 3, 2025 | streettrucksmag.com | Grant Cox

Tony Galnares’ 2019 Chevy Silverado SWBTONY is no stranger to the custom truck scene. It all started when he was a little kid, when the local truck guys invited him to hang out with them at the neighborhood Sonic Drive-In.As Tony grew older, the truck scene got bigger and better. Coming from the state of Texas where the truck game is at its full speed, he knew he had to have his own custom truck one day.
Uncovering A Barn Find 1971 Plymouth Hemi 'Cuda Found On Facebook Marketplace

Jan 23, 2025 | hemmings.com | Grant Cox

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Phat Dually Stuns at SEMA with Groundbreaking Engineering and Style

Sep 2, 2024 | streettrucksmag.com | Grant Cox

Neck-Breaking Bow TieGo big or go home” is a saying many of us have heard or said to one another. For Jake McKiddie, these have always been words to live by. As the owner and fabricator of Phat Phabz, the builds that go on in his shop are never for the weak hearted. From Jake’s personal past, he has always been around some sort of custom vehicles that he has built, ranging from a custom Chevy Impala and a Chevy Silverado to a body-dropped 2021 Cadillac Escalade.
Legacy on Wheels: Brandon's Dream F-150 Build

Aug 22, 2024 | streettrucksmag.com | Grant Cox

Brandon’s Dream F-150BRANDON grew up in the world of hot rods and trucks, a passion he shared with his father, who owned and operated A-1 Auto Body in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, for over 40 years. The shop was a cornerstone of the community, known for its meticulous craftsmanship and high-quality work. Brandon inherited this legacy in 2021 when he bought the shop from his dad, transforming it into a platform for realizing his automotive dreams.
DIY Brake Job: 1991 Toyota Land Cruiser

Aug 15, 2024 | hemmings.com | Douglas Glad |Christian Hazel |Jeff Smith |Grant Cox

The 1991 FJ80 replaced the aging FJ60 as the 4×4 wagon in Toyota’s luxury line of trucks. Although the then new trucks were more comfortable and featured EFI and coil spring suspension, the brakes were rated as marginal by offroad enthusiasts with trail experience. We agree that the brakes on our 1991 Toyota Land Cruiser were not great, but some of that comes from a simple lack of maintenance. The 1991 Toyota Land Cruiser has 11.25-inch front disk brakes and 10.5-inch rear drums.
These Adjustable Bushings Will Make Aligning Your Bellhousing Easier

Aug 15, 2024 | hemmings.com | Jeff Smith |Jim Smart |Kurt Ernst |Grant Cox

It’s common knowledge that the bellhousing should be accurately aligned with the crankshaft centerline to ensure your new TKX 5-speed or any manual transmission will shift properly at high engine speeds. What few people realize is there is a nice bellhousing offset bushing that is not only affordable, but really easy to use.
This 1950 Ford Convertible Has Been Doted On Since The Day It Was Bought

Aug 15, 2024 | hemmings.com | Grant Cox |Terry Shea |Jim Donnelly |Douglas Glad

Have you ever had the thought to build a car that would survive the daily grind in this day in age of commuters? George Craig wanted such a car. He didn’t care if it got a little scratch here or a ding there, so long as it would start and drive wherever he wanted to go, whenever the need arose. His fascination with cars started in 1957, when he found a 1950 Ford convertible in the classified ads, advertised for $39.