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Chevrolet Small Block 1955- 1998 number 4

by Ross Mills

In the land of roaring engines and screeching tires, the 1967 Chevy 302 engine strutted its stuff with a high-rise aluminum intake and a chromed dipstick tube that said, “I’m shiny and I know it!” With a conservative 290 hp but secretly packing closer to 376 hp, it was like a bodybuilder in a tuxedo. This beast could do the quarter mile in 12.9 seconds, leaving competitors eating its dust. Even emissions regulations couldn’t stop this powerhouse, as it elegantly burned vapors like a dragon on a diet.

Testimony of a Muscle Car Fan

by Ross Mills

I bought a 1947 Chevrolet StyleMaster for $500 with an engine that wouldn’t budge and seized wheels. After a quick fix, it roared to life, and I drove it for 20 years before a full restoration. I even snagged a parts car for a steal! My garage was a tight squeeze, but who needs space? Pro tip: keep service records and find manuals—trust me, you’ll need them. And always remember, bead blasting your wiring harness is like cutting your own hair: bad idea!

High-end Price List For American Made Muscle

by Ross Mills

Muscle cars are the crown jewels of American automotive history, fetching jaw-dropping prices at auctions. The 1967 Chevrolet Corvette L88, sans radio and heater for serious buyers only, revved up to a whopping $3.85 million. Meanwhile, a 1966 Shelby Cobra Roadster strutted its stuff to a cool $1 million. And let’s not forget the $3.5 million 1971 Plymouth Barracuda convertible, the Hemi-powered showstopper that leaves other cars in the dust. Who knew inflation hedges could be so fast?

Muscle Car Nirvana: America’s 50-year Love Affair With The CAMARO

by Kiril

From its inception as Chevy’s answer to the Mustang, the Camaro has been a rolling testament to America’s love affair with muscle cars for over 50 years. Whether burning rubber on the track or flexing its muscles on social media, this iconic car has consistently revved up the excitement for drivers. As the Camaro continues to evolve, it proves that, much like fine wine and questionable fashion choices, some classics never go out of style.

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