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The 1968 Plymouth Road Runner was Plymouth’s way of saying, “Who needs fancy when you can have fun?” Built on the Belvedere platform, this muscle car cut the frills to bring you pure speed at a bargain price. Its minimalist interior featured vinyl mats and a floor shifter with no console, but it did boast the iconic “Beep-Beep” horn from the Road Runner cartoons—a sound Plymouth paid Warner Brothers handsomely for. Initially a two-door coupe, its success led to a hardtop version later that year.

1968 Dodge Charger VIN: XP29H8B368585 Check out this gorgeous 1968 Dodge Charger! This Charger has undergone a complete Nut & Bolt, Rotisserie Restoration to factory spec, and the builder did not spare any expense! This […]

Rev up your nostalgia engines as we cruise back to 1969, the third year of the Mercury Cougar’s production—where the muscle car magic gets an upgrade! Say goodbye to the horizontal bars and hello to the sleek, concave tail lights that make the rear look like it’s ready to pounce. And just when you thought it couldn’t get any cooler, this feline beauty offers a convertible option. Under the hood? A 350 Windsor standard, but why not go big with a 390 or 427? Buckle up, it’s a wild ride!

1969 CHEVROLET CHEVELLE CONVERTIBLE Vin: 136679K328475 This is the Chevelle you want to have in your driveway and boy could it tell you stories of how well it has been loved the last 50 years. […]

It can’t be helped that we see all muscle cars through a performance mindset. That’s the original marketing we remember that created our first impressions. The bigger the engine, the more carbs, the bolder the […]

The Bentley SSS C2 1965 is a true unicorn of the automotive world, with only two ever made and neither seeing the race track. One rests in the Bentley museum in the UK, while the other was last spotted galloping “somewhere in the U.S.A.” This rebellious duo defied Bentley’s anti-racing stance, packing a roaring 6.23 L V8 under the hood. Equipped with a supercharged twin four-barrel carburetor, it’s ready to break speed limits—or at least, the sound barrier. Thanks to Gateway Classic Cars for capturing this beast in its natural habitat!

Sweet Lord, this ’66 Pontiac GTO is one groovy machine! Dave and I take the GOAT retro cruising and travel back to the late 60s and early 70s here in Dallas, Texas. Sold new at Moody Pontiac in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, this classic American muscle car is the epitome of cool. Equipped with a 389/335HP V8, power steering, power brakes, and factory air conditioning, it’s a ride that screams ‘awesome’ with every rev. Hop in and enjoy the nostalgic tour—it’s as close to a time machine as it gets!

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