Holley Performance is well known the world over for the millions of carburetors they’ve produced since being founded in 1903. In addition to their line of carburetors and other performance parts, though, they’ve been keeping up with what’s happening in the automotive aftermarket, and rubbing elbows with us at events such as the Holley LS Fest held each year in Bowling Green, Kentucky.

But you don’t have to own a vehicle with an LS under the hood to get the latest from Holley, because they’ve launched Holley TV, a YouTube site dedicated to entertaining us with videos about cars, their owners, car shows, installation tips and techniques and much more.

With categories that include carb installation and tuning, EFI tech, NOS install, Hot Rod Documentaries, LS Fest info and Fun Stuff, to name a few, there’s bound to be something one Holley TV to keep you entertained and up to speed. If you’ve thought about swapping an LS into your ride – there’s even a video that shows how to swap an LS on a budget. Want to see what project vehicles Holley has been keeping themselves busy with lately? You’ll find it on Holley TV.

One of their latest videos seen above on Holley TV, shares Pugly with us – a 1941 Ford C.O.E. owned by Bruce Winters. Winters and his wife spent eight years building Pugly, and he brought it out to the Hot Rod Reunion where Holley TV caught up with him and asked him to share Pugly with us. Winters drives Pugly to shows all over, and made sure that Pugly was customized enough for him to be comfortable in it, including air conditioning and an extended cab that allows him to stretch out his 6-foot-2 frame.

Check out Pugly on Holley TV, as well as their other videos and keep informed on what’s happening lately in the hot rod world. Who knows, maybe one day they’ll catch up with you and feature your cool ride?