1969 Chevrolet Camaro Convertible VIN: 123679N589675 This ’69 Camaro is astounding. Under the hood is a 454ci V8 engine paired to a Muncie M21 4-speed manual transmission. There are loads of new replacement and aftermarket […]
The ’74 Road Runner is the last year of the 2nd generation. The engine options on the table this year begin with the base 318 small block, topping off with a 440 CID big block. […]
We’re looking at a 1970 Dodge Charger R/T with a Hemi 426 engine, Hurst 4 Speed Pistol Grip Shifter, includes the Super Track Pack option, and in Burnt Orange paint. We’re talking with the Owner […]
The Chrysler “B” body, mid-size platform, is the source of the moniker “Super Bee”, The success of the mid-sized Roadrunner and Charger models led to the introduction of the SuperBee in 1968. The first year […]
We’re looking at a 1970 Dodge Charger R/T with a Hemi 426 engine, Hurst 4 Speed Pistol Grip Shifter, includes the Super Track Pack option, and in Burnt Orange paint. Republished by Blog Post Promoter
The Oldsmobile Cutlass base model in 1970 is the F-85 and could be a two door sedan, a two door hard top, four door hard top or four door sedan. The more uptown trimmed and […]
Pontiac GTO 1964 The GTO for the ’64 and ’65 model years were an optional power package for the Pontiac Tempest. The base package came with a four barrel Carter AFB carburetor, but there was also […]
The Shelby GT 350 is the moniker adopted for the 1966 Mustang models Carroll Shelby modifies. There were initially 252 units of ’65 Mustang ‘K’ code fastback delivered to Shelby American and the entire production of […]
There are changes for the 1973 Barracuda with the addition of the energy absorbing bumpers to meet 5 mph (8 km/h) government mandated impact regulations. The engines offered initially in ’73 are the 318 and […]
The Super Bee is a bare bones Dodge Coronet – made to go fast and made without any frills to keep the lowest price possible, but maximum power and performance is the goal. The Super Bee […]
This week’s Flashback Friday video takes us back to 1970, where we get to check out a television advertisement for the newest Dodge Charger 500. (Note: Ignore the Dukes of Hazzard title – that is […]
The Valiant was a two-door post with a bench seat. It had a Hurst shifter four-speed transmission and a 273-cubic-inch V8. I‘ve never come across a car like it in all these years. Full article: https://goo.gl/1ELlXR […]
