Here is a striking Red early Charger with outstanding sheet metal, awesome fiberglass induction cowl hood, killa stance and set of 15-inch Centerline Auto Drag rims wrapped in Mickey Thompsons. It has everything one...
The 1st generation Chevy Camaro becomes more popular within the muscle car enthusiast each year and there are plenty of well restored examples at every possible car show in America. This 1968 Camaro factory...
Dubbed the “Gentleman’s Muscle Car,” the 1967 GTX was the first time Plymouth rolled out no-nonsense power and beauty unified model. It had everything an enthusiast would want. This 1967 Plymouth Belvedere GTX has...
Beautiful styling, plenty of room, and bold powerplant, this 1965 Chevy Impala Station Wagon is the perfect hot rod for family vacations. The two-tone paint is very classy, and you have plenty of options....
Vietnam Veteran, a very humble guy and original owner of a 1970 Plymouth Barracuda, this is a great Mopar story. Ray ordered the muscle car in May of 1969 while he was still serving,...
Rare cars that could end up being worth a small fortune don’t always come with shiny looks and everything in working condition. And without a doubt, this 1969 Plymouth ‘Cuda is just the living...
Retired after three years on the market, the Chevrolet Tri-Five was replaced with a brand-new design in 1958. The full-size lineup included the familiar Delray and Bel Air, but Chevrolet also introduced the Biscayne....
John Berry of Burlington, Kentucky, was just 15 years old when his mother died unexpectedly. He has vivid memories of Janis Berry from his youth, including the way she’d put on her head scarf...
In the story below, Chad and his Four Daughters rescue this 1957 Chevy 210 Two-Door that has been sitting on this sign for almost 50 years out in the brutal weather of the Upper...
Many times, we say that American Classic Muscle cars are built so tough, that they can go thru a wall, and unfortunately, this time we have the video to prove this theory. On the...
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