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This video features a few vintage commercials from various the Chevy Camaro. The earliest ad is from 60’s and the newest from the 80’s. The footage was provided to us by Chevrolet, so sit back […]

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 […]

The Unicorn C5 is BACK after many late nights, broken parts and any kind of delay you can think of…Murphy’s law is in full effect on this project. As you saw, this project was going […]

Big Baller Coupe is back and bolder than ever! Fresh out of the shop, this iconic muscle car is ready to turn heads and drop jaws. With a roar that can wake the neighborhood and a shine that demands sunglasses, it’s clear this ride didn’t just roll off the assembly line—it strutted. Check out the video to see what happens when horsepower meets swagger. Buckle up, because Big Baller is not just a car; it’s an experience, and it’s here to remind the road who’s boss!

Behold, the 1973 Ford Pantera Widebody—a car so eye-catching, even its 351 chromed-out engine seems to wink at you with its twin carburetor eyes. This beast has been transformed with a wide body and, wait for it, a Ford GT front end grafted onto its face. It’s like Frankenstein’s monster, but with more horsepower and less angst. If you’re into cars that make you do a double-take, this one’s for you. Pop the hood, take a peek, and try not to drool.

In 1969, Oldsmobile faced a conundrum that would tickle any marketer’s funny bone: how do you convince a youthful crowd to buy a car with “OLD” in its name? As the century rolled onward, General Motors’ upscale buyers were starting to show their age, leaving Oldsmobile’s sales team sweating bullets. But rather than let their brand become a relic, they embraced the irony, trying to flip the script and turn Oldsmobile into the “Youngmobile.” After all, who doesn’t love a good underdog story?

Is this the most sought-after Muscle Car ever made? Chrysler workers only put 11 of these Hemicuda convertibles together back in ‘71, and the breakdown of options and colors puts this as one of 2 […]

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