A Cambra Speed Shop-built 1970 Nova SS with a 480-hp ZZ427, Holley EFI, a Tremec six-speed and a full pro-touring chassis ...

Someone took a 1962 Bel Air bubble top, one of the prettiest rooflines GM ever drew, and put 1,015 horsepower under it. It’s ...

So, Prestige answered the call for horsepower with an aluminum 565 cubic-inch big-block Chevrolet. This would help the Nova ...

Chevrolet's 1962 Bel Air Sport Coupe earned its "bubble top" nickname with a thin-pillared, glassy roofline that looked fast even when it was parked. This example, currently offered by RK Motors in ...

Chevrolet's ZZ632 big block engine may be the most recognizable crate engine in the 10.3-liter displacement class, with a price of around $34,000. But it isn't the only 632ci big block available.

If you ask any OG hot rodder worth their salt, “what two words best describe the ultimate recipe for making serious horsepower?” We’ll all but guarantee “big” and “block” are the unanimous answers.

It's well-known among gearheads that Chevy engines have been put into really anything that needs internal combustion. The engines are well-supported by General Motors and practically an entire ...

There’s a certain level of satisfaction that comes from building your own engine, but it’s hard to beat the convenience of a high-performance engine that arrives assembled and almost ready to install.

This 1969 Chevrolet Chevelle combines classic muscle car styling with one of the most extreme naturally aspirated crate engines available from General Motors. Built by Mile High Muscle, the car is ...

Matt Nelson is an automotive journalist with nearly a decade of experience in all things cars. He's spent years working at dealerships in sales, finance, and service. He's since traded in his pens and ...