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It took roughly fifteen weeks for Chevrolet’s engineers to go from a design sketch to a production-ready V8 in 1954 — and the engine that resulted just kept evolving for the next four decades. This piece traces Chevrolet’s original 3.875-inch bore small-block family from the 1955 265 through the 283’s fuel-injected, one-horsepower-per-cubic-inch milestone, and explains why the bore spacing established back then still matters for identifying engines today. Read on to find out how a rushed 1950s deadline shaped Chevy V8s for generations.

AMC never had Detroit’s biggest budget or best-known badge, but for a handful of years in the late 1960s and early 1970s it built some of the most interesting muscle cars in America — from the two-seat-only AMX to the Hurst-built SC/Rambler. This first installment in our muscle-car buying series breaks down AMC’s most collectible models, what made them different, and what to check before buying one today. Read on to find out why AMC muscle remains one of the hobby’s better-kept secrets.

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