The car’s Owner is Rich Sperling. Rich shares he’s had this car since 1991. He shares he found the car in Wisconsin, and the Owner of the car who was selling it said “Nobody likes […]
In 1965, GM introduced entirely new fullsize cars in the Buick, Cadillac, Pontiac, Oldsmobile, and Chevrolet brands. At the time, hard as it is to believe now, GM controlled more than 50 percent of the […]
Everyone has heard of the Chrysler 426 Hemi, Chevrolet LS6 454, Buick Stage-1 455, Pontiac 455 HO, Oldsmobile W-30 455, and Ford 427 large displacement V8s. These were some of the biggest legends of the […]
Based on its strong sales for the 14 years of its production cycle it’s safe to say the Chevrolet Chevelle SS is the most iconic muscle car in the United States. Pontiac claimed its GTO […]
1973 was past the prime for most Muscle Cars, but this 1973 Pontiac Trans Am SD-455 begs to differ. The Super Duty 455 engine was a special heart for a rare bird, and this car […]
Everyone has heard of the Chrysler 426 Hemi, Chevrolet LS6 454, Buick Stage-1 455, Pontiac 455 HO, Oldsmobile W-30 455, and Ford 427 large displacement V8s. These were some of the biggest legends of the […]
When one is hit with Mustang fever, just purchasing one doesn’t always cure the ailment. Sometimes the purchase of one, two, or possibly more will calm down the symptoms, but rarely is it fully cured. […]
The Pontiac division of GM made the GTO from 1964 until 1974. This car is legendary. It wasn’t the first muscle car, but it soon became the one other manufacturers wanted to be like. The […]
The mid-sized LeMans G3 was on the “A” body platform, the same as the Tempest for the 1968 model year. The body styles were a two-door coupe, a convertible, a four-door sedan, a two-door sedan, […]
North America weathered two major fuel crises in 1973 and 1979, which set the stage for the changes made to the Trans-Am beginning in the 1982 model year. The engineers at Pontiac had concentrated on aerodynamics for […]
Flex Your Muscle Car, 50’s-70’s American Street Racers From the mid 50’s through the 70’s they were kings of the road. The Street Racer. Cruising the local Boulevard or Avenue, parking at drive-in restaurants looking […]
The muscle car era was a fascinating time for the American automobile. Jay Leno knows this and he owns a handful of wonderful examples of the era. One of his greatest examples is his 1966 […]
The GTO was in it’s second year in ‘65, and Pontiac was hard at work perpetuating the mystique of what has been called the first Muscle Car. They called it a “Quick Wide-Track Tiger”, and […]
In 1976, to commemorate Pontiac’s 50th year, a special black with gold highlights anniversary edition of the Trans Am was on showroom floors. The 1977 model had a more slanted nosed than the ’76. From […]
