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The Ford Flathead V8, the engine that made hot rodders’ hearts race faster than their cars, rolled out between 1932 and 1953. It became the go-to powerplant for speed enthusiasts, despite its quirks. Known for its simplicity and affordability, this iron beast could be tuned to reach 300 mph. While overheating and narrow exhausts were its Achilles’ heels, backyard mechanics loved it. With clever tinkering, even a crankshaft from the Mercury Division could turn these engines into speed demons!
Beautiful car! God it would scare me to death driving in that traffic! Not scared of the traffic, just some soccer mom on her cell phone! :) All in all great video! Republished by Blog […]
Recent Rotisserie Restoration, beautiful Vitamin C metallic paint, black vinyl interior, black tail stripe, 440 ci engine, Holley dual feed 4 bbl, Edelbrock Performer aluminum intake, Mopar Performance camshaft, Thorley’s ceramic headers, Mopar Performance valve […]
We’re looking at an original survivor 1970 Dodge Challenger R/T SE in Black Paint with a 426 CI Hemi engine. The car’s Owner is Gregory Qualls. Gregory’s Father’s had this car since new. Gregory’s Father […]
The New York International Auto Show opens to the public this weekend, and upon entering the Javits Center attendees will be bombarded with new cars, SUVs, trucks and even a handful of supercars that will […]
Rev up your engines and take a joyride through the world of American V8 muscle cars with our latest article, “American V8 Muscle Cars – Sights and Sounds!” Buckle up as we dive into this symphony of horsepower and nostalgia, where every rev and roar is music to a gearhead’s ears. Whether you’re a fan of the classic Mustang or the thunderous Challenger, this piece is sure to fuel your love for these iconic beasts. Just don’t blame us if you start dreaming of burning rubber!
Dodge Charger in 7 Ways to Destroy a Charger LIST OF MOVIES (in order of appearance)1. Bullitt (1968)2. Cannonball (1976)3. Death Proof (2007)4. Dirty Mary, Crazy Larry (1974)5. The Fast and the Furious (2001)6. Wheels […]
For as many hot rodders that buy and sell rides as a way of life, there’s a legion of others that tend to stand by their original choice, building on, modifying, and enjoying the same […]
That’s right, nothing can be nastier than the first start of the engine. Do you agree with us that even a small displacement of the engine roar very bad right up to the moment when […]
What do you think of this sweet 1967 Chevy Camaro SS 350? It’s like the automotive equivalent of a rock star, with curves that scream ‘speed’ and a roar that makes the neighbors think they’re living next to a racetrack. This classic beauty isn’t just for show; it’s a time machine on wheels, taking you back to an era when gas was cheap, and hair was long. Just try not to drool on the upholstery, because this Camaro is ready to cruise, and it’s all about style and horsepower!
Well, quit dreaming, this one has a Hemi with 10,000 original miles and only one-owner. Roland Cassidy, owner of Carroll Street Auto in New Hampshire, was the treasure hunter who found the Plymouth stored in […]
In the wild, wild world of classic car collecting, one man in Michigan is on a quest for a 1966-1972 Chevy Nova. Bill, a self-proclaimed Chevy enthusiast, is ready to rescue your Nova—be it a project in progress or a polished gem. With a price tag as flexible as a yoga instructor, conditioned only by the car’s state, he’s eager to chat with potential sellers. Got a Nova that’s gathering dust? Bill’s hotline is open at 8102529194. Just call and talk shop with Bill, the Nova knight!
Get ready to feast your eyes on the iconic 1955 Chevrolet Nomad LT1 4 Speed, a classic beauty that’s got more curves than a racetrack! A big shout-out to Gateway Classic Cars for these drool-worthy images—each shot captures the Nomad’s vintage charm and undeniable style. Whether you’re a car enthusiast or just someone who appreciates a good-looking ride, these pics will rev up your love for classic cars. Who knew nostalgia could look this good on four wheels?