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Behold the Jaguar E-Type Series III, produced from 1971 to 1975, featuring a V12 engine so mighty it could practically purr its way into the 24 Hours of Le Mans. The 5.3 L beast, originally roaring at 272 hp, was tamed slightly for production—think of it as a lion with a slight cough. It zooms from 0-60 mph in 6.8 seconds, teasing a top speed of 217 km/h. Fuel economy? Let’s just say it prefers its drinks shaken, not stirred. Thanks to Gateway Classic Cars for the eye candy!
Rev up your engines and take a nostalgic cruise back to 1962, where the Ford Thunderbird ruled the roads with its roaring 390 engine, pushing a powerful 300 horses. This slick ride was not just JFK’s chariot to his inauguration but also the official pace car of the Indy race. With Kelsey-Hayes spoke wheels and a cool tonneau cover, it flaunted a retro roadster vibe. For those craving more vroom, the rare “M” code version upped the ante to a whopping 340 hp with triple carburetors. A classic that’s truly a rare bird!
Chevy’s Mark IV engines roared into the automotive scene with a bang, featuring a variety of big-block beasts. The 396-cubic-inch version made waves in the Corvette and Chevelle with its 375 hp output, while the 427-cubic-inch monster, available in the Corvette and the unassuming Biscayne, delivered neck-snapping performance. Dubbed the Bisquick, the Biscayne transformed from a taxicab lookalike to a speedster with 425 hp. Even with aluminum heads reducing weight, these engines proved old-school horsepower ratings were more optimistic than realistic.
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A 1969 Boss 302 Mustang body stretched over a 2007 Mustang GT I shot at the Pigeon Forge Rod Run…I have seen builds like this before but this one is different…It has steel chrome bumpers…A […]
“The first time I laid eyes on that pretty blue with white stripes, I knew I wanted it,” says Brenda Wallace. Brenda has lived in a small rural town just outside of Clarksville, Tennessee, her […]
Meet the 1964 Chevrolet C10 Pickup—where classic charm meets modern muscle! Under the hood lies a roaring LS3 crate engine, fuel-injected to make your heart race faster than a jackrabbit on espresso. The automatic transmission with overdrive ensures you’re cruising smoothly, while Corvette disc brakes provide more stopping power than a red light at rush hour. Inside, you’re greeted with a custom leather interior that’s more luxurious than a cat’s Instagram account.
Get ready to rev your engines as we dive into the world of the 1968 Chevrolet Chevelle SS 396—a car so powerful, it could probably tow your ego. Thanks to Gateway Classic Cars, we have a visual treat showcasing this V8 powerhouse in a series of images that are as eye-catching as they are nostalgic. With a TH400 3-Speed Automatic transmission, this beauty isn’t just about looks; it’s about delivering smooth rides and broken speed limits. Feel the need for speed and admire the classic design that screams, “I’m faster than your Wi-Fi!”
SEMA 2016 is revving up with muscle cars so powerful they make sportscars squeak worldwide. This year’s show highlights 1000hp vintage Mustangs and artificially aged Dodge Challengers, merging old-school looks with cutting-edge performance. It’s a muscle car lover’s paradise, where America’s favorite marques steal the spotlight. Whether it’s the classic Pontiac GTO, the track-ready Camaro 1LE, or the display of classic muscle in South Otago, these beasts are a nostalgic nod to power and style.
The Ford Mustang Boss 429, a real heavyweight of its time, was Ford’s bold attempt to challenge the Chrysler 426 Hemi on the NASCAR tracks. With an engine so big, it needed a trunk relocation for the battery—because who needs trunk space anyway? Kar Kraft had to re-engineer the Mustang just to fit this beast under the hood. The result? A 375 hp engine that laughs at its own rating, easily roaring past 600 hp with tweaks. The Boss 429 is a muscle car icon, proving that size does matter!
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On this episode of Engine Masters presented by AMSOIL, we test the power differences between 118-octane race gas and Rockett Brand E85 ethanol-blended fuel. There’s a lot more to just the horsepower curve, though, as […]