We just uploaded a new exclusive community video. We will publish it on Youtube later this week. Check it out HERE Go Check out this really clean 1977 Trans Am This isn’t a trailer-queen walkaround — it’s a lifetime story on four wheels. In this episode, we spend time with a long-term owner and his 1977 Pontiac Trans Am, a car bought on the side of the road in the mid-’80s and never let go. From the original 400 under the hood to period-correct touches like Keystones, snowflakes, T-tops, engine-turned dash trim, and a few well-earned miles, this Trans Am wears its history honestly. It’s been to proms, weddings, Christmas light cruises, and just about every season of life in between. No trends, no over-restoration — just a car built to be driven and remembered. 👉 Peace & Grease Community members get exclusive early access to this video, plus behind-the-scenes content, extended cuts, and first looks before anything goes public. If you want to see these stories before the rest of the internet does, that’s where it happens.

This is a private community for builders, artists, gearheads, and creatives who believe in doing real work with their hands — and doing it with purpose. Inside, you’ll find project builds, shop talk, behind-the-scenes content from Peace and Grease, interviews, historical deep dives, and conversations around faith, craftsmanship, and car culture. This isn’t about perfection or flexing. It’s about learning, sharing knowledge, encouraging each other, and keeping traditional garage culture alive for the next generation. Whether you’re building a hot rod in your home garage, sketching ideas at the kitchen table, or just here to learn — you’re welcome. Please Introduce yourself. Where are you from? What do you drive? What are you building? What is you current art project? Share anything that involves the hot rod community.