Classic Muscle Cars

I have always been a Mopar guy and have owned a ’71 Charger, ’70 Cuda and a ’68 Road Runner. When we moved in 2018 I sold my Road Runner and within a year...

Projects like this are a win-win for everybody involved. They really help up to appreciate how far automobiles have come along with getting an inside look at some wild history. Today, we check out...

Here come de Judge! This GTO was discovered in the second owner’s barn, where it had been parked since the late ’70s. They purchased it from the original owner in 1974, so they didn’t...

The more knowledgeable gearheads will know right away that this Convertible 1966 Ford Fairlane isn’t a factory 427 FE car.Ford built a little over 50 Fairlanes packing the mighty 427 powerplant with all of...

Any of three generations of Chevelles holds a dear spot in the minds and hearts of Chevy enthusiasts, especially when thinking about the flagship 454ci Big-Block Chevy V8 iterations. But in this crazy day...

Ever wondered how safe is your car? Well it’s never about how heavy it is or how big it is. A crash test was made in 2009 by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety...

Obviously this custom 1970 Dodge Super Bee is one of those builds that not everyone will enjoy, but despite all the mods done to it, the Mopar can be easily brought back to its...

That’s when Hudson began working on the Hornet, a full-size car that rose to fame by dominating NASCAR from 1952 through 1954. I know, the “Fabulous” Hornet featured an inline-six engine instead of a...

Chevy fans would agree that when it comes to old school bowties, it does not get much better than Don Yenko built muscle cars. Restored to showroom quality and featured in major magazines during...

Most all of us have sold a car and later regretted it at least once in our lives, whether the reason for that regret stems from the fact that the vehicle in question later...