George Cook doesn’t have to drive far to cruise the seaside strip in fair weather through White Rock, an hour south of Vancouver. His home is a converted summer cottage dating from the Forties...
While not very popular among hot rodders, the second generation Mercury Cougar is somehow significant to the FoMoCo history as it was the final version derived from the Mustang as wel as the last convertible. To...
We take a deep dive into an original-owner Challenger believed to be 1-of-39 340 RTs with a Shaker Hood. Original owner muscle car stories are always great, but this is a very interesting example...
From on-track crashes to the myriad of potential mechanical woes, there are an untold number of ways that a week-long drag-and-drive tour can be derailed. And when you’re physically driving your car from place...
With around 56,200 units built from 1968 to 1971, the Dodge Super Bee isn’t particularly rare as a nameplate. The Hemi-equipped Super Bee is obviously the rarest of them all, with fewer than 500...
This yellow lifted 4 x 4 Chevrolet Corvette C3 is the perfect antithesis to everything that sports cars in the U.S. have represented ever since 1953. The very own existence of the Corvettes confuses...
Roadkill presents Freiburger driving the Super Bee versus Finnegan who sits behind the ’67 Camaro`s wheel. The trip starts from Los Angeles to Salt Lake City and are coming back hit the Midnight Drags...
Today, let us go Mopar or nothing. With a 1972 Plymouth Duster that is alleged of the all-original, survivor variety. And comes complete with a numbers-matching 340ci V8. The odometer reads just a little over...
The late 1960s was a great era for muscle cars. And not only in terms of performance. Dodge, for instance, offered a “White Hat Special” package that included a vinyl top in white....
Check this, 1970 Chevelle SS Rotting Away in a Tennessee Front Yard for Over a Decades!!! Today Patrick Nichols takes us on a journey in Tennessee where he discovered another one of his favorite cars,...
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