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Last night, I spent some time driving in traffic behind the 2018 Ford Mustang GT test car in Royal Crimson with black trim and a while later, I came out of a restaurant to find […]
1971 Chevrolet Chevelle VIN: 136371K186803 Check out the newest addition to our Chevelle inventory, this beautiful 1971 Chevrolet Chevelle! There was no expense spared when the frame off restoration was being done on this Chevelle. […]
1/4 mile drag race between a rare 1968 Hemi powered Plymouth Road Runner and a very rare 1970 Plymouth Hemi Cuda. Both the Hemi Road Runner and the Hemi Cuda are powered by Mopar’s potent […]
Revving up nostalgia, the 1972 Chevrolet Chevelle Malibu 350 V8 is a classic ride that’s had a little facelift, boasting new paint and a fresh vinyl top. Despite its cosmetic touch-ups, this beauty remains mostly original, right down to its black vinyl interior and numbers matching 350 V8 engine. Even the factory A/C is still blowing cool like a breeze on a hot summer day. It’s like finding a vintage jukebox that still plays all the hits—priceless and oh-so-cool!
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In a game of automotive “Guess Who,” this Camaro is the vintage star. Sporting a big block under the hood, it’s not just any old ride—it’s a blast from the past: the 1969 Camaro! Like a time traveler stuck in a loop of bell-bottoms and Woodstock, this car is a relic of an era when muscle cars ruled the roads and hair was as big as the engines. So, if you’re wondering which year this Camaro is, just remember: it’s the one that makes you want to crank up the classic rock and hit the open highway!
In a wild twist at Conquer the Concrete, a beastly Chevrolet Camaro boasting a jaw-dropping 3000 horsepower proved that even drag strips can’t contain its rebellious spirit. With massive tires ready to grip and rip, this powerhouse was all set to blaze a straight trail. But when the strip was freshly sprayed and scraped, this muscle car decided to take a little detour into the world of drifting. Who knew that a drag strip could double as a dance floor? Hold onto your helmets, folks, because this Camaro is here to steal the show!
We’re looking at a 1970 Plymouth Superbird which is the actual car Richard Petty “The King” drove and raced in NASCAR. The car’s supported by Larry Laney who’s working for Richard Petty for the last […]
In 1970, the Plymouth Road Runner faced a bumpy road as high insurance rates hit muscle cars like a banana peel in a cartoon chase. Out of 41,000 units, only 834 had the wind-in-your-hair convertible option, with a mere trio of the Hemi-powered “R” code models escaping the factory – one even made it to Canada, eh! Despite the decline, these classic beauties remain timeless, proving that sometimes, nostalgia is the best fuel for the soul. Just don’t forget to buckle up when you click for the larger images!
In the heart of Dallas, the 1968 Chevrolet Camaro SS 427 roars to life, turning heads faster than a cowboy at a rodeo. Packing a Gen IV L-88 inspired 427/480HP engine, it’s like strapping a rocket to a streetcar. The 4-speed manual transmission ensures you’ll be shifting gears with the same finesse as a line dancer at a hoedown. Thanks to a rotisserie restoration by first-gen Camaro wizards, this beauty is as fresh as a jalapeño on a summer barbecue. Get ready to burn rubber and maybe a few calories from all that grinning!
The original GT350 hit the streets… and tracks… in 1965 and is still regarded as one of the most capable American performance cars ever built. The ‘65 was a no-nonsense purpose built street legal racer […]
Feast your eyes on the 1969 Chevrolet Camaro “Inferno,” a street machine that’s hotter than a jalapeño in July. Packing a fiery 680 HP from its LT1 engine, this beast is ready to scorch the streets. Inside, it boasts a custom interior so sleek, even your mother-in-law would be impressed. With one-off wheels and McLaren paint, it’s got a stance so perfect it could make a yoga instructor jealous. So, what do you think—does this Camaro light your fire, or what?
Rev up your nostalgia engines, folks! Feast your eyes on the 1966 Pontiac GTO Hardtop, a prime specimen of American muscle that makes other cars weep in envy. This beauty’s got the curves that could make a racetrack blush and horsepower that even your grandma would drag race for. Forget about modern comforts—this is a car that reminds you why rearview mirrors were invented: to watch lesser vehicles disappear in its dust. So, sit back, enjoy the ride, and remember, it’s not just a car, it’s a GTO legend!