Posts Tagged: nice
Rory Carroll, the editor of Autoweek, shares his lifelong obsession with cars, from racing a Lahta Signet in the 24 Hrs of Lemonds to driving the Porsche 918 and La Ferrari at the Circuit of the Americas. He credits his journey in automotive journalism to a chance opportunity with the New York Times and now enjoys a dream job at Autoweek. Rory believes that car enthusiasm is thriving among the younger generation, thanks to social media and accessible resources, and he’s excited about Autoweek’s future.
The 1971 Chevrolet Camaro is like that friend who had a glow-up but kept their quirky charm. This beauty has undergone a little pampering—nothing too wild, just enough to make heads turn. With a stance that says, “I mean business,” and wheels that are the automotive equivalent of a killer pair of shoes, it’s a showstopper. Inside, it’s a delightful throwback to simpler times, with a near-stock interior that’s all about nostalgia. You’re going to love this classic with a twist—check it out!
Title: Ford Thunderbird 1958 Street Machine 2016
This car has been around for a few years, but it’s making its grand debut in my world. Sporting a two-tone gloss white and satin grey finish, this Thunderbird is like a tuxedo with wheels—classy but ready to party. With a full custom interior and a Coyote engine under the hood, this build is like a mullet: business in the front, party under the hood. This isn’t just a car; it’s a statement. Take a peek and prepare to be impressed!
Title: Ford Mustang 1968 Street Machine
Get ready to rev up your engines for the ultimate car makeover! The Ford Mustang 1968 was already a cool cat straight from the factory, but the folks at Customs By Killkeary decided to turn it into a street machine extraordinaire. Picture this: a sleek stance, eye-catching accent colors, and—drumroll, please—a Coyote engine under the hood. It’s a build so nice, it should come with a warning label: “May cause uncontrollable drooling.” Check it out!
Feast your eyes on the classic beauty of the 1957 Chevy Bel Air, a machine that’s as iconic as Elvis’s pompadour. Under the hood, it boasts the original 283 V8 engine, paired with a four-barrel carb and a powerglide automatic that’s smoother than a greaser’s dance moves. The paint job is a head-turner, while the interior is restored to its factory glory, so authentic you’d think you’ve time-traveled back to the ’50s. And those fins? They’re the cherry on top of this vintage sundae.
Rev your engines, muscle car fans! Feast your eyes on the 1969 Chevrolet Camaro “Under Pressure,” a classic beauty with a twist. This 1st generation Camaro isn’t just a looker—it’s got a late-model front end and twin turbos that could make a jet engine jealous. Even the underside is as polished as a showroom finish. This amazing car is more than just eye candy; it’s a high-speed love letter to automotive enthusiasts. Buckle up, because this ride is anything but ordinary!
Meet “LOTACAD,” the 1950 Cadillac E62 Street Rod that’s as mischievous as it is magnificent. Crafted by Griffey’s Hot Rods and Restorations, this low-lying beauty can switch from naughty to nice with a rev of its 6.2-liter engine, boasting over 500 HP—enough to wake the neighbors and maybe the entire block. Inside, Steve Holcomb has worked his magic, creating a custom interior that’s as plush as it is posh. And let’s not forget the chrome—yes, there’s enough to blind passing satellites. This car is definitely worth a look!
“Meet the 1969 Mercury Cougar ‘Black Cat,’ where every inch of this triple black beauty screams sophistication and stealth. It’s like a tuxedo on wheels, only cooler. With its black paint, black top, and black interior, this convertible is the James Bond of cars. Under the hood, a powerful 351 Windsor engine roars to life, ready to pounce on any unsuspecting street. It’s not just a car; it’s a statement, and that statement is ‘I’m here to have fun, with a dash of mischief!'”
Meet the Chevrolet Pro Street 1955, a car that’s been under the loving care of one owner for a whopping 41 years. Initially destined to be a drag racer, it took a delightful detour and transformed into a pro street masterpiece. This transformation was a heartwarming father-son project that turned out exceptionally “nice.” With a roaring 1250 HP under the hood and an interior spruced up by Pro Auto Custom Interiors, it’s got all the bells and whistles. It’s not just a car; it’s a legacy on wheels. Check it out!
Introducing the Ford Custom 300 1957, cheekily dubbed “700 Proof” – a nod to its moonshine-runner inspiration. This beast boasts a supercharged 4.6L engine, cranking out a potent 700 HP straight to the wheels. But wait, there’s more! Steve Holcomb has worked his magic on the interior, making it as slick as a greased pig at a county fair. With its old-school charm and modern muscle, this ride is a real head-turner. Check it out and prepare to be smitten by its intoxicating charisma!
Title: Porsche 550 Spyder – Great Exhaust Sound
Even though it’s just a replica of the original James Dean classic, this Porsche 550 Spyder still makes heads turn and jaws drop with its incredible exhaust sound. Picture this: you’re cruising down the street, and people aren’t sure if they’re witnessing a piece of Hollywood history or the latest blockbuster. Either way, they can’t help but shout, “Damn, that’s a nice car!” So, buckle up and enjoy the symphony of this automotive masterpiece!
Rev your engines, vintage truck enthusiasts! Feast your eyes on the Ford F150 1979 4×4 Pickup with its mighty 351 V8, lovingly restored to its former glory. This classic beast shines with impressive paint and trim, while the interior is so clean you might consider hosting a dinner party in there. It’s rolling on some snazzy later model chrome wheels, and beneath the hood lies the trusty stock powertrain, as reliable as your grandma’s secret cookie recipe. Dive in and enjoy the ride!
Rev up your nostalgia engines, folks! Feast your eyes on the 1968 Ford Mustang—a classic beauty that’s like a time machine on wheels. This Mustang is so sleek, it could probably outrun your modern-day problems, or at least make them feel a bit more retro. What do you think, does it deserve a spot in your dream garage, or is it just a fancy way to blow your savings? Check out the video to get your heart racing faster than a Mustang on the open road!