Posts By: Kiril
Hold onto your helmets, folks! The 1968 Chevrolet Camaro just got a turbocharged makeover, and it’s not here to play nice. Imagine blasting down the track at a blistering 7.79 seconds, hitting a top speed of 179 MPH. This twin-turbo beast doesn’t just roar; it practically shouts in turbocharged fury. Who knew classic cars could be such speed demons? It’s like taking a time machine back to the ’60s, only this time, the DeLorean’s been swapped for a Camaro with a serious need for speed.
Title: Plymouth ‘Cuda 1971
These cars are timeless icons of cool and this particular ’71 ‘Cuda is revving up to steal the spotlight at the Auctions America fall auction. While details are still under the hood, my first peek left me impressed with its pristine condition—it’s as nice as a Sunday drive with the top down. If you think you’ve seen a ‘Cuda before, think again. This beauty might just redefine your definition of “nice.” Check it out and prepare to be charmed!
The 1972 Dodge Challenger—a car so iconic it could make even a traffic jam feel like a victory lap. With its muscle-bound design and V8 roar, this automotive marvel is the quintessential rebel on wheels, ready to challenge any road and turn heads while doing it. It’s the kind of car that makes you want to wear aviators and blast classic rock. If cars had resumes, this one would list “jaw-dropping” as a skill. Hop in, and who needs a flux capacitor when you’ve got a Challenger?
In the world of modern muscle cars, where horsepower is king and stopping on a dime is a must, Race Star Wheels is stepping up to the starting line with a whole new set of wheels designed to fit these beasts like a glove. While these high-tech ponies leave their ancestors in the dust with better performance and handling, finding the right wheels can be a real drag—literally. Race Star Wheels is here to save the day, or at least your quarter-mile time, with their snazzy new lineup.
In the world of muscle cars, the 1971 Dodge Dart roars with an attitude that says, “I might be compact, but I’ve got the heart of a lion and the roar of a Tyrannosaurus Rex!” These classic beasts, despite their modest size, packed a punch that left the competition eating dust. Picture this: two Darts side by side, ready to burn rubber and turn heads. It’s like witnessing a pair of mischievous twins, always up to no good and leaving a trail of smoky chaos in their wake.
Rev up your engines, folks, because the 1969 Chevrolet Nova at the Pigeon Forge Rod Run is the real deal! This beauty boasts an LS6 engine that purrs like a contented kitten and has Detroit Speed handling that could make a roller coaster jealous. Its Wilwood brakes ensure you can stop on a dime—or at least a quarter. The straight black paint job is so deep, you might just lose your reflection in it, and with a Stinger Hood to boot, it’s got more cool factor than a penguin in sunglasses. Check it out!
Prepare to have your mind blown by Gary and Pam Beimke’s jaw-dropping creation: a 1971 Plymouth Superbird with a sunroof and a Hemi engine! After getting their hands on documentation for a prototype 1971 Daytona, these automotive alchemists decided to build not one, but two legendary cars. Fast forward to 2003, and voila, the Superbird was born. It’s a bird! It’s a plane! No, it’s Gary and Pam’s masterpiece cruising down the road, turning heads and making muscle car fans swoon. What do you think of their magnificent ride?
Step back in time with the Oldsmobile 98 1951 Sedan, a car so well-preserved it might just be allergic to change! Under the hood, you’ll find the original 303 Cubic inch Rocket V8, ensuring this classic still has its vroom-vroom intact. The factory original interior remains in such great shape, it seems to have aged better than most of us during lockdown. This four-wheeled time capsule is a testament to the days when cars had more personality than your average sitcom cast. Enjoy the ride down memory lane!
