Hot Rod Unlimited

David Freiburger and Mike Finnegan race against the clock to rebuild David's 1970 Dodge Super Bee in time for Moparty at the Strip, revealing a last minute thrash and what happens when the reborn Bee finally hits Vegas.

On this episode of HOT ROD Unlimited, Doug Glad and the Car Craft crew try to transform a beater 1972 Chevrolet Chevelle into a respectable street machine in one day.

HOT ROD magazine's longest-term project car is the Crusher Camaro. This 1967 goes to the drag strip for the first time in its latest configuration as a 1970s street machine, complete with an 8-71 blower on a big block Chevy.

Southern California's Pete Chapouris and Jimmy Shine share the inside view behind the car that was named America's Most Beautiful Roadster for 2012 at the Grand National Roadster Show.

After spending 33 years sitting outside in the desert, a broken down 1966 Buick Special is revived by David Freiburger and Mike Finnegan with the hopes of driving it home from Phoenix to Los Angeles.

Hot Rod Unlimited goes behind the scenes within General Motors to learn about the 2012 COPO Camaro, meet some of the people behind the car, see one of the engines on the dyno, and visit the place where the engines are assembled.

David Freiburger drives the Lingenfelter Performance Engineering Camaro ZL1 to 202 mph, making it the first 2012 ZL1 to exceed 200 mph.

David Freiburger hunts for 200 mph in Wayne Jesel's former Busch-series NASCAR race car as he explores the very first standing-mile race to be held on the runway at the Airpark in Wilmington, Ohio.

Look back at the unique relationship between Carroll Shelby and the flagship magazines of Petersen Publishing -- HOT ROD and Motor Trend.

On this episode of HOT ROD Unlimited, come along for ultimate gearhead road trip as we travel over 1,500 miles with some of America's hottest performance cars for the 2012 HOT ROD Power Tour presented by Chevrolet Performance.

Scott Shanks and his 1970 Dodge Challenger convertible participate in the Royal Purple Performance Driving Experience at the 2012 HOT ROD Power Tour, hitting seven cities in seven days with 5,000 other cars.

David Freiburger shares a brief history of the magazine from its inception in 1948 to its massive redesign that launched with the September 2012 issue.