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Introducing the Chevrolet Corvette C7 Procharged – the ultimate STANG KILLER! Our pal Justin has been pushing his C7 Corvette to the limits, revealing a few, shall we say, “character-building” weak links along the way. But after some mechanical soul-searching and a few tear downs, this beast is finally ready to roar. The C7 made its grand debut at the Street Car Takeover in Phoenix, pulling off impressive 10-second passes with just a boost. Watch out Mustangs, there’s a new sheriff in town!
Rev up your engines, folks, because the 1969 Chevrolet Nova at the Pigeon Forge Rod Run is the real deal! This beauty boasts an LS6 engine that purrs like a contented kitten and has Detroit Speed handling that could make a roller coaster jealous. Its Wilwood brakes ensure you can stop on a dime—or at least a quarter. The straight black paint job is so deep, you might just lose your reflection in it, and with a Stinger Hood to boot, it’s got more cool factor than a penguin in sunglasses. Check it out!
The Muscle Car & Corvette Nationals of 2016 was like a high school reunion for cars that never aged. Picture a 1971 Olds W-30 still rocking its original tires, as if it forgot to grow up. Then there’s the Hemi ’Cuda, a 1970 gift for a student who aced their grades—talk about motivation! A 1968 Camaro SS350 that hibernated for 30 years and clocked just 7,000 miles? These time capsules of automotive history were the stars of the show, each with a tale that could rev up any car enthusiast’s heart.
In a wild twist at Conquer the Concrete, a beastly Chevrolet Camaro boasting a jaw-dropping 3000 horsepower proved that even drag strips can’t contain its rebellious spirit. With massive tires ready to grip and rip, this powerhouse was all set to blaze a straight trail. But when the strip was freshly sprayed and scraped, this muscle car decided to take a little detour into the world of drifting. Who knew that a drag strip could double as a dance floor? Hold onto your helmets, folks, because this Camaro is here to steal the show!
The Plymouth Barracuda, spanning four generations over eleven years, stands as a treasured icon among muscle car aficionados. With its 1970 model year being the crown jewel, it’s like the muscle car world’s prom king—always in demand and swanky in any condition. From the 1966 debut, which looked ready to rumble, to the 1973 finale, each model is a collector’s delight. So, if you spot one for sale, remember: buying it is like finding a unicorn, just with more horsepower and less glitter!
Jay Leno, the legendary comedian and car enthusiast, recently welcomed “The Judge” to his garage. This isn’t a legal drama, but rather a nod to the audacious Pontiac GTO, a muscle car with a reputation as bold as its name. Revered as the grandfather of muscle cars, the GTO kicked off a horsepower revolution in 1964. Leno’s encounter with this street beast is like a comedy sketch with a roaring punchline—it’s classic, thrilling, and leaves you wanting more!
