You typically expect a 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air to smell like gasoline and exhaust fumes. The bright red ’57 heading to the Barrett-Jackson block in Scottsdale is different. It looks and performs like a classic hot rod, but it runs entirely on hydrogen. That means it emits nothing but water vapor for emissions, all while pumping out 500 horsepower. CRC Industries commissioned this build to prove that clean fuel doesn’t have to be boring, and more importantly, to fund the next generation of mechanics.