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History’s Road Hauks blew us away this week — with a build melding the look and vibe of a Colt .45 revolver with a 1947 Willys pickup. To really make their mark at the Sema show in Las Vegas, Kenny Hauk needed to imagine greater for a vehicle that would earn him press and notoriety. In the episode, he and the crew saddle up and head West to the biggest custom car show in North America. Who doesn’t love guns and trucks? “Out here in the country, That’s all we have,” says Rick Shultz. “It would be really cool to take a...read more...

History’s latest docuseries Road Hauks is an American born, sleeves rolled up, wild-assed ride where hard work and engineering smarts create works of art on four wheels. The show sees a talented team of mechanics and designers make magic happen in lead designer Kenny Hauk’s Pennsylvania shop. Hauk Designs’ builds are an entertaining twist on what could happen to a vehicle if you imagine greater. The crew of expert mechanics and fabricators create vehicles themed to businesses or ideas and which all have one thing in common: They are ultra-powerful, one-of-a-kind machines that turn heads and can go anywhere. Taking inspiration from iconic...read more...

History’s Road Hauks are tearing it up tonight. To satisfy a distillery’s need for some flash, they are building a moonshine monster that can outrun the law. Warning: Fire will be in the hole on Road Hauks this evening! Chambersburg, Pennsylvania, is ground zero for all this car-moonshine alchemy as the client, Tall Pines Distillery, has rung up Mr. Hauk with a Smokey and the Bandit-inspired idea. Describing his latest client’s vision for an attention-grabbing vehicle to promote their distillery, Kenny Hauk says: “They gave us a copper moonshine still and a 2010 Camaro SS for a moonshine-infused off-roader.” That just...read more...