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Step back in time with the Chrysler Windsor 1940, where ‘fluid drive’ was not a fancy way of saying your car was leaking! Launched in 1939, the Windsor took a WWII break before cruising again until 1961 in the USA and 1966 in Canada. With a 250.6 CID L-head six engine, this beauty let you idle in 1st gear like a boss—though you still had to shift like your grandpa. Check out the vintage pics that make you wish cars still came with a ‘clutch pedal workout’ option!
The Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat reigns supreme in the muscle car world, packing a jaw-dropping 707 horsepower in a four-door configuration. It’s the ultimate family muscle car, perfect for those who need to haul more than just groceries. Meanwhile, the SpeedKore “Tantrum” takes things up a notch, blending a classic Charger with 1650 horses to create a supercar hybrid that’s anything but green. And if you’re still craving nostalgia, a 1969 Dodge Charger Daytona was found rusting in a barn, proving that even legends need a little beauty sleep.
With 37 years under its belt, the Mopar Nationals continues to be one of the premiere events to showcase the eclectic mix of cars that rolled out from Chrysler, Dodge, Plymouth and AMC. Held at […]
Are you thinking you can no longer afford a good conditioned muscle car for under $5,000. Think again! Even though classic and modern muscle car prices have gone through the roof, there are still some […]
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In a world where cars have personalities, the 1969 Pontiac GTO Judge would be the comedian of the bunch. Pictured here, this muscle car seems to be saying, “I was built to leave everyone else in the dust… and look fabulous while doing it!” With its striking design and unmistakable presence, the GTO Judge doesn’t just park; it makes an entrance. It’s the kind of vehicle that would likely have a stand-up routine about out-accelerating everyone at the traffic light. Fast, flashy, and a bit of a show-off, it’s the car equivalent of that friend who always has a witty comeback.
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The 2015 Corvette Z06 features the LT4 GM engine, and the 2015 Chevrolet Camaro Z/28 features the LS7 GM engine. This video tours the Performance Build Center, located within the Corvette Factory in Bowling Green, […]
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In a world where muscle cars are known for their roaring engines and rear-wheel drive antics, the 2017 Dodge Challenger GT crashes onto the scene with a surprising twist: all-wheel drive. That’s right, folks—no longer will you have to choose between muscle and traction, as this beast offers the best of both worlds. So, if you’re tired of losing drag races every time it rains, the Challenger GT might just be your ticket to becoming the strongest muscle in America, rain or shine!
Rev your engines and fasten your seatbelts, because we’re diving into the world of the 1966 Chevrolet Nova Wagon—a vehicle so cool, it practically wears sunglasses. This classic ride is the ultimate blend of family-friendly space and muscle car attitude. Picture a grocery getter that’s also a tire shredder; it’s like a Swiss Army knife on wheels! And don’t be fooled by its wagon status; this Nova is ready to haul more than just groceries—it’s hauling pure awesomeness.
This ’68 Camaro is a speed demon dressed for the track but trying to squeeze into streetwear. Packed with go-fast goodies, it’s more at home on the drag strip than in your neighborhood. While the lights and signals work perfectly, making it theoretically street legal, don’t expect it to be your date-night chariot. It’s the kind of car that prefers burning rubber over popcorn at the drive-in, and let’s just say, cruising Main Street might turn into more of a pit stop performance!
Vintage car enthusiasts all have their favorites. But there’s one iconic vehicle that dominates internet searches — the Ford Mustang. According to the website classiccars.com, the Mustang generated 3,736,942 unique searches in 2016. The Mustang […]
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This 1955 Ford Thunderbird restomod is the automotive equivalent of wearing a tuxedo with flip-flops—elegantly rebellious. Sporting a fiberglass body and a Chevy 396 CID engine boosted by a 6-71 blower, this ‘T’ Bird makes sure you hear it coming before you see it. The Mustang II front end and a Ford 9″ differential ensure it handles like a dream, while the Mickey Thompson tires scream speed. It’s got the soul of a classic and the guts of a hot rod, with power windows for those who appreciate modern luxuries.