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The KillFab Logo Koozies are now in stock. As we do with all of our koozies, these are a one and done. Once they are gone you will never see this print config again.

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So if you follow the channel or are aware of the KillFab Clothing line you probably already know about the Ford Fox Body Mustang Hot Rod Build that is being built on The Fab Forums youtube channel. This was a 1987 Ford Mustang GT we decided to turn into our version of what a modern day hot rod would look like. It has been narrowed by 8 inches and had the top chopped by 4 inches. It is still pretty early in its process but you can kind of get the idea. You can follow this complete build over on...

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We don't have to say much about this "perfect" 1969 Camaro. The images most defiantly speak for it self. This car named AXIS was built by the guys over at the Roadster Shop. The attention to detail on this super rad build shows the skill level of the people who poured their hart into this project. You can see more of the Roadster Shop's work over at: www.roadstershop.com

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It's time to step it up and build an engine for your ride, but the options for your next engine are a bit overwhelming eh?  There's three distinct options for your power plant we're going to talk about today. Crate Engine - Off the shelf, configured with limited options but typically warrantied and guaranteed power out of the box. Custom Built - Sitting down with a pro and talking about your goals and current plans as well as future plans with a builder and having them build you a complete engine that's ready for you to drop in when it...

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The most wonderful thing about fabrication is the expression of someone's uniqueness through the creation of something unique. Today's feature is definitely unique and an opportunity to give a shout out to one of our fabricator brothers from across the pond. Matt Urch is a welder/fabricator based in Somerset, UK.   Matt wanted to build something unique as an advertisement for his business and attract attention for his new business. We think he's done that, without a single shadow of a doubt. The car is a 1953 Ford Popular, built by Ford UK from 1953 to 1962. At the time of...

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