CANDY RED SMALL BLOCK MONTE CARLO SS IS NOTHING TO PLAY WITH ON MOTOR! This immaculate red Chevy Monte Carlo powered by a rowdy naturally aspirated small block V8 engine will certainly surprise you....
Last driven in 1985, the two-tone Bel Air spent almost four decades in storage. And even though it wasn’t kept in a heated garage, it survived the test of time rather well. As in,...
Pam and Gary Willis’ names are showing up in headlines recently and it’s nothing short of deserved. Their story is inspiring and heartwarming ,and shows how much of a difference we each have the...
This Mustang Fastback is not just another custom muscle car it is an automotive jewelry. With not much of the original ’67 Fastback being used and nearly $200K invested into this project you will...
Pontiac was initially meant to be the performance division of the GM lineup that would fill the price gap between the Chevrolet and Oakland brands. However, after the “gentlemen’s agreement” and other restrictions on...
Pontiac produced close to 82,000 GTOs for the model year 1967, and obviously, the hardtop was the most commonly ordered body style with over 65,000 units. The convertible was the runner-up in terms of production numbers...
Aquaplaning is an effect that happens on wet weather and it basically means that because the tire is spinning too fast, it does not have enough time to squeeze-out the water out from underneath...
With only 562 units built, the 1965 Shelby GT350 is one of the rarest Mustangs out there. Amazingly enough, one of them was recently discovered in an abandoned house, making it one of the greatest barn-found...
The 1965 Impala is the one that managed to set a new sales record, as Chevrolet shipped over 1 million units in the United States alone, becoming the first American car to pass this...
The car is said to be one of 158 GTO convertibles to have been made by Pontiac back in 1970. That means it is rare, but also over half a century old. Yet it...