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1 month ago | streettrucksmag.com | Phil Gordon

Phil Gordon . March 24, 2025 . Uncategorized Save ArticleLogin to save it Ormond Beach, FloridaThe only way to start off the 2025 show season is Eastbound Getdown presented by Fenix Forged, in Ormond Beach, Florida. In their fourth year, EBGD has continued to grow and impress in all aspects. Over 500 vehicles entered the Destination Daytona Complex with over 1,000 spectators in attendance, enjoying the near perfect weather.

2 months ago | dieselworldmag.com | Phil Gordon

Houston’s Ultimate High-Rise Truck: A Custom Chevy 2500 Built for Any Terrain A Rolling Billboard That Holds Its Own in the WaterHouston is just 40 miles from the Gulf Coast of the US, making it especially susceptible to storms that tend to linger in the area from late spring through early fall. Additionally, the city is exceptionally flat and sits about 50 feet above sea level, making it prone to flooding when heavy rainfall is coupled with already-rising sea levels.

2 months ago | dieselworldmag.com | Phil Gordon

Riding High: Steven Harris’ Custom Chevy 2500 HD LTZ A Rolling Billboard That Holds Its Own in the WaterHouston is just 40 miles from the Gulf Coast of the US, making it especially susceptible to storms that tend to linger in the area from late spring through early fall. Additionally, the city is exceptionally flat and sits about 50 feet above sea level, making it prone to flooding when heavy rainfall is coupled with already-rising sea levels.

2 months ago | streettrucksmag.com | Phil Gordon

A Touch of ClassicWE often refer to people as an “old soul” when they demonstrate a maturity, understanding or seriousness that is typical of someone much older. That’s a pretty great way to explain the term, though there’s more to it than that. Those of us who consider ourselves old souls often feel like we don’t fit in with our peers. We have different hobbies, interests, and priorities than those our age. Many describe us as too traditional or even square.

Nov 1, 2024 | streettrucksmag.com | Phil Gordon

There’s a certain advantage to growing up around automotive shops. The knowledge gained from being around shops can possibly be an overload at an early age and might steer you away from the family business, but on the other hand, if you embrace it, it can propel you to learn and go further than you ever thought you could. Jason Froelich’s parents started Classic Collision back in 2000 in Canton, Ohio. As Jason got older, he became the collision repairman and his brother Chad was the painter.