The 1971 Buick GS will run on regular unleaded gasoline to accommodate the catalytic converter, with lower toxic exhaust emissions the goal. The standard factory equipment 350 is now a lower compression engine producing 55 […]
Mr. Bob Gough’s family moved to France for a few years when he was thirteen years-old and thus he grew up idolizing European sports cars and looking down on American muscle. That was until he […]
The Plymouth Duster, on the compact Chrysler “A-body” platform, is in show rooms by late 1969 for the 1970 model year. The model is available only as a two door coupe through-out its production run. […]
Mr. Bob Gough’s family moved to France for a few years when he was thirteen years-old and thus he grew up idolizing European sports cars and looking down on American muscle. That was until he […]
The only engine offered in the “T”- Bird for 1962 is the 390 which develops 300 hp (220 kW) and is bolted to the three speed automatic transmission. The car was used to pace the […]
The Shelby GT 350 is the moniker adopted for the 1966 Mustang models Carroll Shelby modifies. There were initially 252 units of ’65 Mustang ‘K’ code fastback delivered to Shelby American and the entire production of […]
The Muscle Car Of The Week is for Mustang fans, as we bring you a great story on a sweet ’67 K-Code convertible from the Brothers Collection! This 1967 K-Code Mustang convertible is one of […]
The 1969 year sees the elimination of the convertible as well as the 550 and 770 badges. The four door sedan, the wagon, and the two door hard top all available as basic models or […]
There are changes for the 1973 Barracuda with the addition of the energy absorbing bumpers to meet 5 mph (8 km/h) government mandated impact regulations. The engines offered initially in ’73 are the 318 and […]
The sixth generation Plymouth Belvedere is on Chrysler’s “B” mid-sized body platform. This model could be powered with a light duty 273 cu in ((4.5 L) engine although there are four larger engine power options on […]
The Oldsmobile 4-4-2 in 1971, as well as other high-powered muscle cars, took a major setback with new EPA regulations, which would become more stringent each year. This first year came with the regulation requiring all newly manufactured […]
For many, it doesn’t get any better than this… a Rally Red 1970 Plymouth ‘Cuda AAR with the 340 6-Barrel engine, insane strobe stripe, performance suspension, and a completely documented numbers-matching package. One of the […]
Chrysler Corporation The Chrysler 300L The 300 “letter series” Chrysler products, began production in 1955 with the “300C” and then the “300B” in ’56, but then move in a forward direction through the alphabet until […]
When the design engineers have an end view of the new long-skirted block as it sits on an engine stand, it looks like a capitol letter “Y” and so the name sticks. Ford maintains […]
