Gary Holyoak of Cedar City, Utah, grew up with his 1955 Chevy Bel Air “post” but back then it belonged to Dad and it was his plan to drag-race the car. Life has a way of changing our best...
Walk around video of a ultra rare 1969 L78 396 Nova purchased new at Yenko Chevrolet. According to available records, only 37 were sold through the Yenko dealership and only 26 VINs were known before this car was found....
Procharged Denali embarasses kid in front of his girlfriend In this one, we check out the star of the show that is none other than a GMC Yukon Denali. Normally, this would be a high-end SUV that someone would...
An iconic American muscle car that brings back memories of the muscle car glory is the 1970 Dodge Challenger T/A Trans Am 340 Six Pack. With its B5 Blue color that sparkles in the sunlight, this car is a...
The most powerful cast iron block and head Pontiac GTO in the WORLD!This cast iron block and head 1965 GTO will leave you speechless! It made 1,580 on the dyno and this thing is beautiful and VERY fast! Beautifully...
A seasoned mechanic shows us that anything is possible. The proof is by equipping a hearse with a V8, now capable of reaching 1,300 horsepower and pulverizing 0 to 100 km / h in less than three seconds. The...
The 1971 Plymouth Barracuda was a muscle car produced by the Plymouth division of the Chrysler Corporation. It was available in a variety of body styles, including a hardtop, convertible, and a sporty fastback. It was powered by a...
In the world of classic American muscle cars, few names hold as much sway as the Ford Mustang. First introduced in 1964, the Mustang quickly became an icon of American automotive design, capturing the hearts and minds of car...
We didn’t get a lot of information regarding what type of powerplant this is, but honestly, all you need to know is that it sounds pretty amazing. Put your volume high, hit that play button and simply listen to...
Take a look at this, the best surprise ever as dad gets a bad 1964 Nova as a present from his daughter!!! Now we know that it is kind of a cliché to repeat the mushy and gooey stuff...