In this widescreen feature for ScottieDTV, we take an up-close look at an absolutely gorgeous 1965 Pontiac GTO that has been restored to a level that is truly nicer than new.

The story behind this Goat makes it even more special:

Back when the owner was just 17 years old living in Columbus, Ohio, he knew exactly what he wanted. He didn’t care about luxury features or fancy options—he had one goal: go fast. When local dealers couldn’t get the exact bare-bones performance spec he wanted, he drove all the way to Detroit to buy this car brand new off the showroom floor.

He ordered it completely stripped down. No fluff, no extra options—just raw Pontiac horsepower.

Finished in its factory-correct dark blue paint with a light-colored interior, this 100% stock restoration brings back every single detail from 1965, but elevated to absolute perfection. Turning 80 years old this year, the owner is reunited with the exact dream machine of his youth, looking better than the day he picked it up in Michigan.

Check out the full widescreen feature, hear the story, and admire one of the clean, purest examples of original Pontiac muscle you will ever see!

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In this video, I take a look at a 1955 Ford F-100 that just wrapped up a major milestone at Steve Holcomb Pro Auto Custom Interiors!

Steve and the crew knocked it out of the park with a fresh, custom leather interior featuring a rich tan palette complemented by dark, sharp accenting. It’s a classic color combination that really elevates the build and sets the tone for the rest of the truck.

This hot rod F-100 is still a work in progress—it’s missing the bed for now and still has some final detail work to go—but the vision is already crystal clear. Rolling on custom wheels with aggressive proportions and packing serious custom horsepower under the hood, this build is bound to turn heads everywhere it goes once fully finished.

Check out this sneak peek of a top-tier classic truck coming together in full 4K Widescreen!

Key Highlights:
Interior: Brand-new custom tan leather interior with dark accents by Steve Holcomb Pro Auto Custom Interiors.

Style: Hot rod aesthetic featuring custom aftermarket wheels and a mean stance.

Status: Work-in-progress build (bed off, final detailing underway).

Format: Shot and presented in high-definition 4K Widescreen.

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Remember that unbelievable bare-metal 1946 Chevrolet Pickup Truck I checked out at Nichols Paint and Fab in Watseka, IL? The one with the seamlessly hidden body modifications that you couldn’t even see with the naked eye? Well, it is officially FINISHED, and the wait was worth every single second! In this video, we are live at the 2026 Pigeon Forge Rod Run to check out the completed masterpiece. Not only did Justin Nichols and the crew knock this build straight out of the park, but it also earned a highly coveted spot right here in the 2026 ScottieDTV Dirty Dozen! This isn’t just an award-winning custom truck; it’s a deeply meaningful, highly engineered tribute build. Justin and the team built this 1946 Chevy for a California Police Officer who was injured in the line of duty. To make sure its owner can fully abuse the asphalt and enjoy every single ounce of what this hot rod has to offer, Nichols Paint and Fab loaded it with specialized accessibility features—including full custom hand controls. Seeing it transformed from raw sheet metal into a finished, gleaming street machine is exactly what the car hobby is all about. The craftsmanship is flawless, the cause is noble, and the final look is absolutely killer. Check it out!!!Ring the BELL!!! Also, please Subscribe to this Channel and Visit ScottieDTV.com for cool new 4K content every week!!! Coolest Cars On The Web!!! Coolest Trucks On The Web!!!

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When the Pigeon Forge Rod Run tasks me with putting together the ScottieDTV Dirty Dozen, I take the job seriously. The event pays me to scout the country and invite the absolute baddest cars and trucks to fill the display—meaning the Rod Run staff and the crowd had never even laid eyes on this stunning 1969 Chevrolet Nova until it rolled through the gates because I personally invited it!

I actually tried to shoot this car earlier while it was getting its custom work done over at Steve Holcomb Pro Auto Custom Interiors, but my travel schedule didn’t line up. Seeing it fully finished and on display at the 2026 show made the wait completely worth it.

This ’69 is a masterpiece. It features a brilliant bright blue paint job sporting white Yenko-style graphics that give it a killer vintage vibe (tribute or not, it looks incredible). Under the hood, it features an ultra-clean LS swap that is tucked and shaved to perfection.

Inside, Steve Holcomb absolutely knocked it out of the park again with a full custom grey leather interior that perfectly balances classic style with modern luxury. To round out the pro-touring package, the car sits on custom wheels with fully upgraded modern suspension and big brakes to handle all that LS power.

Out of the 14 elite vehicles I hand-selected for the showcase this year, this Nova was an absolute crowd-pleaser.

Check out the full walkaround and let me know what you think of this hand-picked beauty in the comments!

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30 Years in the Making! 1953 Chevrolet Pickup by Ryan’s Rods & Kustoms – 2026 Pigeon Forge Rod Run

In this widescreen 4K feature from the 2026 Spring Pigeon Forge Rod Run, we take an up-close look at an absolute masterpiece: a 1953 Chevrolet pickup built by Chris Ryan and the incredibly talented team at Ryan’s Rods & Kustoms.

The backstory on this one makes it even sweeter. The owners have loved and held onto this truck for over 30 years! When the time finally came to transform it into the ultimate custom cruiser, they handed the keys over to Chris Ryan—and man, did they deliver.

The Build Details:
Exterior: Flawless medium red paint that perfectly accentuates the iconic lines of the ’53 Chevy body.

Interior: A stunning, completely custom light tan leather interior that blends modern comfort with classic style.

Under the Hood: A beautifully clean and shaved engine bay housing a modern, powerful LS3 V8.

Chassis: Fully upgraded modern suspension and high-performance brakes, making this truck handle as great as it looks.

It’s no surprise that this truck was selected as part of the elite 2026 ScottieDTV Dirty Dozen! Chris Ryan and his crew knocked this one out of the park, balancing timeless nostalgia with modern performance.

Check it out and let me know what your favorite part of this ’53 Chevy build is in the comments below!

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Pure Class Meets Modern Muscle: The Ultimate 1962 Chevrolet Impala Restomod
When low-rider style meets elite restomod performance, you get a masterpiece like this 1962 Chevrolet Impala. In this full 4K widescreen feature, we take a deep dive into every single custom detail of this jaw-dropping build.

From the perfect stance to the incredible attention to detail under the hood and inside the cabin, this Impala is the definition of pure class.

🛠️ The Build Breakdown:
Under the Hood: A powerhouse 8-stack LS3 V8 engine that looks as good as it performs.

The Paint & Exterior: A stunning two-tone finish featuring a deep maroon lower body and a silver roof accented with subtle ghost pinstriping.

The Interior: A legendary, color-matched Steve Holcomb custom leather interior that perfectly flows with the car’s maroon exterior tones.

Stance & Performance: Riding on a set of striking custom wheels, with fully upgraded suspension and high-performance brakes to handle that modern LS3 muscle.

Whether you’re a fan of classic low-riders, high-end restomods, or just appreciate elite-level craftsmanship, this ’62 Impala checks every single box.

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We kicked off opening day at the 2026 Pigeon Forge Rod Run Spring event with an absolute bang! On Thursday morning, we officially unveiled this incredible 1970 Chevrolet Malibu Convertible as part of the ScottieDTV Dirty Dozen display, and it stole the show right out of the gate.

Built by Dustin and the incredibly talented team at Classic Restorations of Southern Indiana, this Malibu is the perfect definition of a “stealth” pro-touring machine. It retains a gorgeous, high-level stock appearance, but the flawless fit and finish tell you it’s a custom masterpiece.

Painted in a deep, beautiful factory Forest Green, it features a modern black Stayfast canvas convertible top that looks sharp and is built to last. The interior matches perfectly with a black aftermarket kit that mimics the stock look while upgrading the comfort, complete with Vintage Air to keep things cool.

Underneath the timeless lines, this Chevy is a modern performer:

Under the Hood: A super-cleanly installed GM Performance 350 crate engine, upgraded with fuel injection for effortless modern reliability.

Stance & Suspension: Full Ridetech suspension components give it the perfect stance and razor-sharp handling.

The Wheels: A killer touch—they look exactly like the iconic factory rally wheels from back in the day, but they are actually custom 18-inch 3-piece aluminum wheels.

Dustin always knocks it out of the park, but high-end restorations like this are truly his jam. If you love a classic muscle car that looks factory-fresh but drives like a brand-new machine, you can see exactly why this ’70 Malibu earned its spot in the Dirty Dozen!

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In this video from the 2026 Pigeon Forge Rod Run, we take a close-up look at an absolute masterpiece of custom fabrication: a 1953 Chevrolet Pickup Truck built by the incredibly talented team at Garret’s Rod Shop out of Columbus, OH.

Dubbed “Mjölnir,” this truck earns its legendary name. Coated in a striking medium gray paint that perfectly mimics the look of Thor’s mythical hammer, this ’53 Chevy strikes a flawless balance between classic styling and an aggressive, modern stance. Garret’s Rod Shop went above and beyond with the custom fabrication, sharpening the lines and giving this truck a much meaner attitude than anything that rolled off the assembly line in 1953.

Under the hood is a beautifully clean LS3 install, packing the kind of modern punch a truck named Mjölnir deserves. It’s built to drive, too, riding on a fully updated modern suspension, heavy-duty modern brakes, and a killer set of custom wheels that tie the whole build together.

Slide inside, and you’re greeted by a stunning, full-custom medium brown leather interior. It’s a perfect, warm contrast to the industrial gray exterior, proving that no detail was overlooked on this build.

“Mjölnir” was so impressive that it earned a well-deserved invitation to the 2026 ScottieDTV Dirty Dozen right here at the Pigeon Forge Rod Run!

Check out the walkaround, see the incredible craftsmanship for yourself, and let me know what you think of this badass ’53 Chevy in the comments below!

At the 2026 Spring Pigeon Forge Rod Run, I caught up with one of the most insane, no-compromise pro-touring builds on the planet: Angelo Vespi’s 1987 Buick Grand National, better known as the “GNXS.” Built by Paul Van Nus and the elite crew at Dutchboys Hotrods, this jaw-dropping machine was a natural fit for the 2026 ScottieDTV Dirty Dozen inside the LeConte Center! In this widescreen 4K feature, I sit down with Paul from Dutchboys Hotrods to get the full story behind this four-year masterpiece. Winning the Goodguys PPG Street Machine of the Year was just the beginning—this car completely redefines what an ’80s G-Body can be. Dutchboys threw out all the notorious factory plastic trim and hand-fabricated the front end, bumper strips, and aggressive GNX-inspired fender flares entirely out of sheet metal and aluminum, finished in a flawless, mile-deep Black Glasurit paint. Under the hood, the factory V6 is long gone. Instead, Paul walks us through a Pro Mod-inspired, twin-turbocharged 427ci Mast Motorsports LS7 V8 pushed to an absolute limit of 1,400+ horsepower. With a fully custom Dutchboys chassis, Detroit Speed suspension, Greening Auto center-lug wheels, and a mind-blowing, 3D-printed custom leather interior by Avant Garde Design, there isn’t a single factory piece left untouched. Check out the interview with Paul as he breaks down the incredible engineering, the fabrication challenges, and the sheer vision it took to build the ultimate sinister street machine. Leave a comment below—is this the baddest Buick Grand National ever built? Don’t forget to Like, Share, and Subscribe to the ScottieDTV YouTube channel for more exclusive, high-end car features!
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In this widescreen 4K feature for ScottieDTV, we catch up with the team at Steve Holcomb Pro Auto Interiors just as they are putting the final, flawless touches on this incredible 1965 Chevrolet C10 Street Truck.

If you like your custom trucks to stand out, this one is a total knockout. The exterior wears a wild, bright green paint job that is almost the exact shade of antifreeze—and it looks absolutely killer under the shop lights. Striking a perfect contrast against that electric green are a set of custom metallic grey wheels and matching metallic grey bumpers that give the truck a modern, aggressive edge.

Inside the cab, the master craftsmanship of Steve Holcomb and his crew is on full display. They’ve treated this C10 to a completely custom grey leather interior. To tie the whole build together, the leather features precision green contrast stitching that perfectly matches the truck’s vibrant exterior paint.

Under the hood, it’s all business. You’ll find a beautifully clean engine bay housing a potent 383 Stroker V8 engine mated to a smooth automatic transmission, ensuring this street truck has plenty of go to match its show. With its low, aggressive stance and exceptional build quality, this ’65 Chevy C10 is finished to an incredibly high level from top to bottom.

Check out the video for a full walkaround of this stunning custom truck!

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