Raydell Flores has wrenched on cars since the ninth grade, including this 1963 Chevrolet Impala, and that passion has extended to his entire family.

The first thing that popped into my head when I saw Ray Thompson’s 1966 Chevrolet Chevelle was, “This thing looks absolutely evil.”

The weather really seemed to play havoc this week with flood warnings and sporadic rain, but that didn’t deter Richard Ruiz from bringing his daily driven 2009 Scion Limited Edition xB to photograph.

After spending over fifteen months in the sand, his first inclination was to purchase a Nissan 350Z. Within a week of purchase, his brother and himself had already installed a twin turbo kit and the path down the dark side began.

With the eve of StreetPulse’s one-year anniversary soon upon us, I yearned to do something special for this issue. One of my fondest memories of car memorabilia was the infamous Lamborghini Countach poster on the wall of my room.

In the early ’60s, Chevrolet introduced the upgraded Chevy II Nova Super Sport to the American domestic market, and the car rapidly became a fan favorite for period drag racers.

Byran Tashima has long been a fan of European car brands, keeping his eye on the upscale offerings since before he ever owned one.

When David Rosado was around twelve years old, a friend’s brother took him to school in a 67′ Chevelle. As he rode to school in the rumbling domestic, he thought to himself “When I grow up I’m going to get a car like this…”.

One of the things I try to focus on in my articles is the person behind the car. Cars are so much more than their spec sheets.

Friends know Adam Paul Cadorna as “Deimos” — the “personification of terror” in Greek — and with good reason.