Unveiled after a 30-year slumber in a barn, the Mercury Monterey 1962 S-55 is the unicorn of American Muscle Cars. Imagine a classic that’s rarer than a snow day in Miami—only 124 of these beasts were ever fitted with the roaring 406/405HP Tri-Power V8. This powerhouse was stuffed into the Monterey like a sumo wrestler in skinny jeans, coupled with a factory 4-speed manual and a special order 4.11 axle, making it a dream for speed demons. Dust off your vintage driving gloves, this treasure’s ready to rumble!
Shelby cars have always been a part of the Muscle Car and Corvette Nationals, and this year, they displayed and unveiled some awesome examples. However, the MCACN show is not just about the cars, as […]
The McLaren F1 turns 25 years old in 2017. Owners, drivers, and the team behind it give us the full story of this astounding vehicle. THE LAST GREAT ANALOG CAR WAS BUILT, in 107 examples, between […]
Get ready to rev your engines, because this 1972 Chevrolet Nova SS Pro Touring is not just a car—it’s a statement! It’s got a full roller 358 ci small block that’s so powerful, it might just make your grandma’s hair curl. The T-56 transmission with a centerforce clutch is smoother than your favorite jazz playlist, and with a 12 bolt rear end with 4.10 gears, you’ll leave speed limits in the dust. The Baer brakes are as big as your uncle’s BBQ grill, and with a paint job blacker than a crow in a coal mine, this Nova is the ultimate head-turner!
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In the spotlight today is the iconic 1969 Dodge Charger, famously known as the General Lee, mid-flight over what seems to be a daring swamp escape. This image begs for a caption as action-packed as the scene itself. Perhaps, “When your GPS says ‘take the scenic route’ and you take it literally!” or “Proof that Chargers don’t just charge—they fly!” This classic car is not just defying gravity, it’s redefining road trips, one airborne adventure at a time.
340″ /> You have to give the young guys of Bob Welling’s generation a lot of credit. While Detroit unleashed muscle on America, he was among the tens of thousands of guys in Vietnam as […]
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This 1968 Plymouth GTX convertible features a thumpin’ 426 Hemi for power, one of just 34 built! It’s one of the most stylish and speedy rides we’ve ever seen! Republished by Blog Post Promoter
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The 1974 Ford Torino, the last of its generation, sports a new rear bumper with a 5 mph impact absorption—because who doesn’t enjoy bumping into things at low speeds? Say goodbye to the fastback and hello to the Gran Torino Elite, your personal luxury ride with midsized economy. It’s packed with features like opera windows, a leather steering wheel, and even a power sunroof. But let’s not forget the added 5 inches from those massive bumpers—perfect for those who think size does matter!
That’s what Tim Kuniskis, head of passenger car brands in North America for Fiat Chrysler Automobiles, calls the new performance version of the Durango. He also calls it America’s fastest SUV. Now the automaker, based […]
The eagle-eyed reporters over at Allpar recently spotted Dodge Demons and Widebody Hellcats wearing curious sets of blue wheels. They look totally undersized for these cars’ massive flared wheel wells, so something was up. As it turns out, […]
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