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The 1962 Chevrolet Impala was a hit back then and still revs up excitement among collectors today. Known for its stylish looks and engine options, the Impala offered the modest turbo-thrift 230 cu in engine for the budget-conscious, while those with a need for speed could opt for the Turbo Thrust 409 cu in—enough power to make you feel like you’re the fastest thing on four wheels! With images so stunning, even your grandma might want to take it for a spin, these Impalas are the real deal in classic cool.
The internet is buzzing with speculation: could the iconic Dodge Challenger and Charger be ditching their beloved V8 engines for a twin turbocharged V6? While purists might be clutching their pearls, rest assured, the roar of the V8 isn’t bowing out just yet. Dodge’s next-gen muscle cars are expected to keep the V8 option alive, ensuring that your morning commute can still sound like an action movie. In the world of muscle cars, some traditions—like the V8’s roar—are just too good to give up.
A Novato man, with dreams of revving up his vintage 1972 muscle car, ended up revving up a much larger fire instead! While tinkering away, his prized engine went boom, triggering a fiery spectacle that not only charred part of his house but also a nearby hillside. Talk about taking horsepower to a whole new level! Thankfully, no one was hurt, but the neighborhood will be talking about this two-alarm misfire for quite some time. Keep the fire extinguishers handy, folks!
In the whimsical world of car enthusiasts, the age-old debate of speed versus shelter takes a humorous turn, as the saying goes, “You can sleep in your car, but you can’t race a house.” This playful banter highlights the undeniable charm of muscle cars, capturing the imaginations of those who prefer horsepower to home insurance. While a cozy house might shield you from the elements, it won’t win any drag races. So, for those with a need for speed, it’s clear—sometimes, a car is just the place to be.
When Norman Sargent, a spirited 8-year-old, moved in with his mechanic stepfather, he was whisked away in a 1967 Ford Mustang Fastback, igniting a lifelong love affair with classic cars. As he recalls, “From then on, I was hooked!” Fast forward to today, and Sargent is the mastermind behind Grave Robbers Restoration, a place where vintage vehicles rise from the ashes. With a laugh, he says, “Our motto? We bring cars back from the dead because the afterlife is too boring for Mustangs!”
In NBC’s “This Is Us,” Jack Pearson, portrayed by Milo Ventimiglia, faced a heart-wrenching decision: parting ways with his cherished 1970 Chevrolet Chevelle, a car so pristine it could make a car enthusiast weep. The decision came in episode 11, as Jack needed funds for a house—because apparently, love for a classic car doesn’t quite cover the down payment. As we gear up for episode 14’s return on Feb. 7, fans are left wondering if the house was worth the Chevelle-shaped hole in Jack’s heart.