After the original V6 in this Buick Regal T-Type blew up, its owner did the next best thing and went with LS power.

The giant Buick Roadmaster wagon makes the perfect vessel for GM’s biggest and baddest crate engine ever.

Built by a disabled vet in his spare time, this wicked Dodge Ram just keeps getting quicker as the years go by.

LS-powered 1962 Chevy C10 was built on a shoestring budget, but you’d be hard-pressed to tell.

Wicked-looking 1956 Chevy 3100 is the ultimate daily driver with LS2 power and a comfy adjustable suspension.

Homebuilt G-Body Cutlass is proof that you can still hang with the pricey pros with a budget LS-powered ride.

Fair-weather cruisers don’t get any better than this masterfully done, LS-powered 1972 Chevy Blazer.