by Eric | Feb 5, 2026 | El Camino, Electrical
Why Clean Up Old Wiring? It isn’t just about appearances. As cars get modified over and over, unused circuits can become hazards, and wiring that was good enough in 2006 might not be safe, functional or easy to troubleshoot today. My setup had fuses (thanks, Dad!) but...
by Eric | Jul 3, 2025 | El Camino
If you’re a classic car enthusiast, you know that heat is the number one killer of automatic transmissions—whether it’s a Turbo 350, Turbo 400, or even a modern 4L60E. Excessive heat can quickly turn your pride and joy’s transmission into a “box of neutrals,” leaving...
by Eric | Jun 30, 2025 | El Camino
The Street Car Mods That Ruin Your Ride: What I Learned the Hard Way If you love classic cars, hot rods, and street machines, you know the thrill of making upgrades for more speed, sound, and performance1. But sometimes, those “performance” mods that look great on...
by Eric | Jun 30, 2025 | El Camino, Electrical
Have you ever watched someone struggle to start a classic car, hearing nothing but the starter groaning and barely turning the engine over? If you’ve ever wondered why this happens, you’re not alone. Let’s break down the real reasons behind those stubborn starts and...
by Eric | Jun 30, 2025 | El Camino
Answering the Most Common Questions About My Drag Racing El Camino Every time I take my El Camino to the drag strip—especially at Flying H Motorsports Park—I get a flood of questions from fellow racers and curious fans. Whether you’re a die-hard G-body enthusiast or...
by Eric | Jun 30, 2025 | El Camino
Have you ever tackled a car problem that seemed simple but turned into a frustrating puzzle? That’s exactly what happened to me while working on the cooling system of my El Cino drag car. What started as a straightforward intake manifold swap spiraled into a series of...
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