A vintage 1932 Ford Model B that once rumbled on San Antonio’s streets is headed to a national museum in Washington, where it will be refurbished and displayed as a symbol of resilience amid...
When a person like Patrick Nichols gives us a rare barn find car, we are all ears, but when a car he offers to us is as uncommon as this 1970 Chevelle SS396 L78,...
For many Americana-focused automotive enthusiasts, the GM-produced Pontiac GTO is the forefather of every subsequent muscle car that has appeared on the market ever since. And for good reason, although sometimes it’s also quirky....
The 1962 Chevrolet Corvette was a sports car produced by General Motors under the Chevrolet brand. It was the third generation of the Corvette model and featured a completely redesigned body. The 1962 Corvette...
So first of all, it’s the Silver Anniversary of one very stunning car that led the 1978 Indianapolis 500. Second, and maybe more interestingly, it has only traveled 5.4 miles (8.7 km). Also, this...
Today we are going to take a closer look at one historic factory built Mopar racer. A 1966 Plymouth HEMI Belvedere Wagon delighting everyone with its cool paint job while intimidating its opponents with...
The 1960s must have been exciting years for car lovers to live in. The decade started with a bang, as American carmakers decided to no longer be second when it comes to the performances...
With almost six million units built from 1955 to 1957, it’s not surprising that so many Chevrolet Tri-Fives are now populating junkyards and barns. But while many of them are in bad shape and...
Cars that spend decades in barns tend to come into the light with loads of rust and rat nests under a thick layer of dust. But some classics take improper storage better than others...
1955 witnessed the introduction of the second-generation Bel Air, a model whose popularity was already on the rise. And needless to say, Chevrolet tried to take full advantage of this growing customer appeal, with...
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