Flatheads, chopped coupes, and old-school dragsters—step inside the Massachusetts garage where vintage racing lives again.

In a world of 3D-printed parts, CNC machines, blister-packed billet, and instant gratification, an old-school fabricator leans into the winds of change.

Ron’s preference is to create classic hot rods. “I wanted to have a Ford roadster built traditionally; a car that would represent the hot rod era of the 1950s, 1960s,” he said of his model.

But for this year’s show, with the old comes the new. A lot of new. The Concours d’Elegance will return Friday through Sunday, April 25-27, at Scripps Park.