When talking with Boyd Coddington Jr., one can't help but notice a sense of pride about the man his father was and the respect he has for him.; And rightly so; Boyd Coddington was and still is perhaps ...

Boyd Coddington may well have been the man that brought hot-rodding into the living rooms of Middle America, via his successful TLC television series American Hot Rod. Before his untimely 2008 death, ...

Long before the great unwashed masses knew the name Boyd Coddington, or the reality TV show, "American Hot Rod," hot rodders revered Coddington for his cutting-edge style. Hand in hand with his ground ...

These days, the sport truck concept is rather popular, with practically endless examples of lowered, performance-flavored custom pickups to point to. However back in the ‘80s, the idea was only ...

Coddington, the godfather of "American Hot Rods," and his crew at the Las Habra, Calif.-based Boyd Coddington Companies takes rusty, mangled machines and lovingly transforms them into super sleek and ...

The roots of hot rodding are deeply entwined with the Model A Ford's heritage. So when the folks at Boyd Coddington's Garage turned their considerable building energy and attention to Boyd's latest ...

Hot rod guru Boyd Coddington has died. The former American Hot Rod host was just 63 and the cause of his death has not been disclosed.Coddington, who became famous for his innovative car designs &#151 ...

Famous car customized Boyd Coddington, the star of TLC's American Hot Rod, passed away earlier today from undisclosed causes at the age of 63. The world-renowned customizer was hospitalized twice last ...

During his all-too-short life he became as synonymous with custom-car building as Mickey Mouse is to Disneyland. In fact, Boyd Coddington, best known as a modern-day blacksmith who can hammer, weld ...

LOS ANGELES - Car-building legend Boyd Coddington, whose testosterone-injected cable TV reality show "American Hot Rod" introduced the nation to the West Coast hot rod guru, has died. He was 63.

Car-building legend Boyd Coddington, whose testosterone-injected cable TV reality show "American Hot Rod" introduced the nation to the West Coast hot rod guru, has died. He was 63. Coddington died at ...