Street Muscle Magazine

2 weeks ago | streetmusclemag.com | Evan Smith

When it comes to classic Show & Go car events, the Ford FE Race & Reunion at Muncie Dragway this past April is a winner. This was a celebration of everything FE. It included high-quality street and race cars, awards, a swap meet, car show, and a “beverage and brats” night at the track. Muncie Dragway provided the perfect setting for those screaming 390, 427 and 428 Fords. It has an old-school vibe, but with excellent traction and a friendly staff.

2 weeks ago | streetmusclemag.com | Andy Bolig

The horsepower of today’s muscle cars far exceeds the output of those classic steeds we all love. The fact that they offer improved fuel mileage and drivability is just more icing on the cake. While an EFI upgrade might not be for everyone, for those enthusiasts wanting to make the switch, the aftermarket is full of EFI conversion options. One of the concerns that has stopped many from making the upgrade is converting their ride’s vintage fuel tank to full-on EFI capability.

2 weeks ago | streetmusclemag.com | Rob Finkelman

SpringFest, once the largest celebration of modern Mopars in the country, has triumphantly returned after a six-year hiatus. Owing to the coronavirus pandemic, the show, which had lured the Mopar faithful from all over the U.S. and Canada down to Orange County, California, every March, was called off mere days before its 15thinstallment was due to be held in April of 2020. For those who aren’t familiar, SpringFest began in 2004 as a celebration of the Chrysler 300 and Dodge Magnum.

2 weeks ago | streetmusclemag.com | Andrew Wolf

Griffin Steinfeld has never been one to play it safe with his builds, but this latest machine, crafted in collaboration with renowned fabricator Rat Rod Jeff Jones, might be his most unhinged creation yet. It’s raw, it’s loud, and it’s fast. Built from a ’32 Ford Model B shell and powered by a Top Fuel-derived supercharged big block, this rat rod is a rolling piece of industrial art with dragstrip credentials. “This was a team effort for sure,” Steinfeld said.

2 weeks ago | streetmusclemag.com | Brian Wagner

When Moser Engineering says its products are made in the USA, it means it. Moser has worked hard to create a logistical network that allows most of its products to be proudly made in the United States. That means, as turmoil in the world grows when it comes to products or materials, Moser will still be able to honor its quick turnaround promises. Moser has a massive facility in rural Indiana that ships out rearends, axles, and other suspension parts each day.