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When it comes to classic hot-rod components, nothing gets people going like a multi-carb setup. And the king amount these is the Tri-power. Long admired for their stellar performance and macho attitude, the tri-power has […]

Discover the 1972 Buick Grand Sport, a true gem for classic car enthusiasts. This beauty flaunts its factory original paint, interior, and vinyl top, all while keeping its numbers matching drivetrain intact. Surviving the test of time, this Buick is like finding a needle in a haystack—if the haystack was full of rusty old cars. It’s a rare survivor that’s aged like fine wine, or perhaps more accurately, like a vintage bottle of motor oil. Who knew classic cars could be such comedians?

We got to Chrysler Nationals at Carlisle Events to find out which Mopar is Best Mopar. Oh we found one. Yes, I almost bought it too! Republished by Blog Post Promoter

In a tale that would make Indiana Jones trade his fedora for a mechanic’s cap, this 1970 Chevrolet Chevelle SS396 might just be the muscle car world’s holy grail. Discovered in a barn and potentially dodging the GM crusher’s jaws back in ’69, this car’s story is the stuff of legend—minus the boulders and booby traps. Just imagine stumbling upon this gem, not realizing it’s a collectible masterpiece waiting to roar back to life. It’s every car enthusiast’s dream, served with a side of envy.

This really is a Mega-video, with nearly 15 minutes of awesome test drive footage. There’s a little bit of everything in this one, we have stuff from Ford, Chevy, Buick, Pontiac, Plymouth, etc. No superchargers […]

When the factory supercharger wasn’t fun enough anymore, this crazy owner strapped the biggest turbo he could find onto his Cadillac CTSV. The results? TRIPLE the horsepower and a car capable of low 7 second […]

Check out this classic gem: the 1957 Buick Super Riviera 4-door Hardtop, a true embodiment of ’50s Americana. Under the hood, it purrs with its original 364 cubic inch Nailhead V8, paired with an automatic transmission. It’s got chrome for days and fins sharp enough to cut a steak. This isn’t just a car; it’s a rolling piece of history that might just make you want to slick back your hair and don a leather jacket. Take a peek and enjoy a blast from the past!

Get ready to rev your engines and flashback to the glory days of muscle cars with the 1979 Pontiac Trans Am, a ride so nice it might just make you put on some bell-bottoms and blast classic rock. This beast is powered by a roaring 400 V8 with an aluminum intake, Edelbrock 4 BBL Carb, and longtube headers – talk about a recipe for speed! And, as a factory four-speed, it’s the kind of car that makes gearheads drool and speed limits tremble. Buckle up and enjoy the ride, folks!

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