We’re looking at a 1970 Ford Mustang Boss 429 with Grabber Blue paint. According to Mr. Rick Campbell this car took 15 years to restore. It is a California car so it has all the […]
Dodge has been teasing us like a Netflix series with the 2018 Challenger SRT Demon, set to make its grand entrance at the NYIAS in April. In the latest episode, “Multiplication,” they hint that this beast will have a launch force that makes the Hellcat look like a kitten. It’s like they’re saying, “Why just launch when you can launch into orbit?” With each teaser, anticipation builds for what promises to be a muscle car that could make even gravity reconsider its career choices.
Nick has seen plenty of power being put out by some real monsters on his dyno. Here’s the story of a little engine that can roar like the big boys. Republished by Blog Post Promoter
Just listen to that healthy 396 rumble! Sweet Cherry Pie, this is good lookin’ big block ’69 Chevrolet C-10 Texas pickup truck optioned with the 396 and warmed-over with a mild custom interior & show quality paint & trim. They don’t make classic trucks like this anymore. 1969 was a GREAT year for classic cars and trucks.
I miss Pinks original show so badly. Pinks All Out sucks balls. Pinks original is so gritty and full of passion, they need to go back to the old format, c’mon Speed & Pinks! Republished […]
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Get ready to ride down memory lane with the 1993 Ford Mustang Cobra, the car that roared into the ’90s with a 5.0L fuel-injected V8 engine and a five-speed manual transmission. It’s like a time machine, but instead of traveling through time, you’ll be cruising through gears! Thanks to Gateway Classic, we’ve got some fantastic images of this classic beauty. So buckle up, because these photos are sure to rev up your nostalgia engines, no seatbelt required!
In 1969, Ford revved up its NASCAR game, birthing the sleek Ford Talladega—a street beast born from racing and aerodynamic wizardry. This car’s slick design wasn’t just for show; it shaved wind like a barber with a vendetta, all thanks to its custom sheet metal. Under the hood, it roared with a 428 Cobra Jet, enough to make any gearhead’s heart race faster than the car itself. With a bench seat and column shifter, it was practically a family car—if your family raced to the grocery store at 150 mph!
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In the world of innovation, Henry Ford’s quip, “Vision without execution is only a hallucination,” drives home a crucial point—dreaming big is just the starting line. Imagine Ford dreaming up the automobile but leaving it parked in his imagination garage. Giggle-worthy, right? Execution revs the engine of progress! So next time you have a brilliant idea, remember: without action, it’s merely a mirage on the highway of dreams—honk the horn of execution and get your vision cruising on the road to reality!
Get ready to rev your engines with this ultra-cool 1959 Chevrolet Corvette C1, now sporting a beastly 383 stroker V8! Originally a silver classic, this Corvette has undergone a transformation as bold as a cheesehead at a Packers game, now flaunting a Packers Green and Yellow exterior with a rally-style wrap that screams “Touchdown!” With its modified engine and exhaust, this classic car isn’t just fast; it’s a blitz on wheels. Check it out and prepare to be green with envy!
We’re looking at a 1964 Pontiac GTO Post Coupe in Red paint that was found in a Farmers field. The car’s Owner is Dick Boneske. Dick shares he found the car in a Farmers field! […]
Get ready to rev up your nostalgia engines with this 1964 Plymouth Fury 426 Wedge Convertible! Sporting a Sandalwood paint job that’s as classic as a ’60s beach party, this beauty isn’t just a pretty face. Under the hood, it’s got a 426 Wedge V8 that roars louder than your neighbor’s complaints about your lawn. Whether you’re cruising down memory lane or just down Main Street, this Fury is the original ride that turns heads and raises eyebrows—just don’t let the cops catch you having too much fun!
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