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Alex Hammond - 1993 Nissan 300ZX Convertible Story by Adam Gordon Photography by Efren Dorado (@_elite.media_) The Z32 chassis has always carried its own sense of presence, even without modification. But when Alex Hammond came across his 1993 Nissan 300ZX convertible, the car was never meant to stay stock for long. Three years later, the car’s exterior and interior are nearly unrecognizable from how they began. “I chose this car because it is different.

Story and Photography by Chris Gosda (@photosbycg13) After taking a year off to secure a new venue, Slamology returned for its 22nd year at Edgewater Sports Park in Cleves, Ohio. Although the event moved west from its longtime home near Indianapolis, the transition proved to be a success as enthusiasts from across the country gathered for another weekend celebrating automotive culture in all its forms.

Photos Courtesy of American Honda Of all the dead vehicles we hear about making a potential comeback, the Honda Element is one of the most unlikely. In fact, this boxy little SUV might be the most unlikely to be resurrected, unless Nissan decides to breathe new life into the Cube. Why? I mean, look at it. The Honda Element is a weird looking vehicle. And yes, its boxy, upright styling helped create a solid cult following, especially after it went out of production in 2011, but conventional it is not.

Story and Photography by Chris Gosda (@photosbycg13) The 2026 Lowrider Super Show Charlotte rolled into Cabarrus Arena & Events Center in Concord, North Carolina, bringing one of the largest lowrider gatherings the Charlotte area has seen in many years.

Bill MacKenzie - 2000 Nissan Silvia Story by Adam Gordon Photography by Sebastian Miller (@_sebastian_miller_) Bill MacKenzie’s 2000 Nissan Silvia S15 is not the high-horsepower SR20DET build many expect from Nissan’s final Silvia chassis.

Cee Vann - 1990 Nissan Skyline GT-R Story by Adam Gordon Photography by Chris Gosda (@PhotosByCG13) For some, the R32 Skyline GT-R became a dream car the moment it hit the big screen. For Cee Vann, that moment came much earlier. “I remember watching a YouTube video of a 1000hp Skyline on the dyno. The car looked like it wanted to launch out of the machine, and I said, one day I’ll have that,” he recalls.

Photos Courtesy of KW automotive KW suspensions has introduced a new DDC Plug & Play coilover kit for Porsche 911 (997) models equipped with the factory Porsche Active Suspension Management system, commonly known as PASM. Designed for 997-generation 911s with adaptive suspension, the new kit integrates directly with the vehicle’s original PASM system by connecting to the factory PASM plugs.

Photos Courtesy of RAYS RAYS has expanded the finish options for its VOLK Racing ZE40X with the introduction of Shining Light Metal, giving off-road enthusiasts another premium option for the forged wheel lineup. Based on the same design philosophy as the ZE40, the ZE40X was developed specifically for 4x4 and truck applications.

Photos Courtesy of McLeod Racing McLeod Racing has introduced the new RST HD Clutch Kit, a performance clutch designed for enthusiasts seeking a balance between street-friendly drivability and increased performance. Positioned between McLeod’s RST and RXT clutch systems, the RST HD is designed for drivers who demand more than stock while maintaining the smooth engagement expected from a street-driven vehicle. The clutch is rated to handle up to 950 horsepower.

Peter Doan - 1991 Honda NSX Story by Adam Gordon Photography by Gus Rodriguez (@gus.r.photos) There’s a certain kind of person who can’t leave a car alone — not because it isn’t good enough, but because they see what it could be. For Peter Doan, that instinct came early. His father ran a small mechanic shop, and weekends spent in the garage turned into lessons about how things worked. That foundation would shape everything that followed.