Posts Tagged: power
Get ready to swing back to 1969 with this Dodge Dart “Swinger Style,” a car that screams both muscle and moxie! Under the hood, it’s packing a 318CID V8 engine that’s been souped-up with a 509/292 Cam, Demon 650CFM carb, and new intake and headers. Think of it as the automotive equivalent of a protein shake mixed with rocket fuel. With an A904 Torqueflite 3-speed automatic transmission and a rear end featuring 3.91 gears and Moser axles, this Dart is not just a pretty face—it’s got the brawn to back it up! And with power steering, handling this classic beauty is as smooth as its freshly polished exterior. It’s a ride so clean, you might just feel guilty letting it out of the garage!
You haven’t seen anything like the Chevrolet Nova Nitrous Wagon tearing it up at No Prep Mayhem! This chop top Chevy Nova wagon is a beast, packing a monstrous 632 cubic inch motor boosted by two kits of nitrous. Swamp Thing and crew hit Wichita with fat tires and a 600 shot of nitrous, ready to take on the titans of No Prep racing. With all that power on an unprepped surface, it’s guaranteed to be a wild ride! Buckle up, because this is going to be one hilarious, high-octane showdown!
Get ready to cruise down memory lane with the 1970 Buick LeSabre Convertible, a Texas family treasure that’s been cherished since bell-bottoms were in style. Sporting all-original numbers matching parts, this classic car comes with its original warranty card and owner’s manual, because who doesn’t love a good throwback? Under the hood, a 350 high compression V8 purrs like a kitten after a nap, complete with air conditioning to keep you cool as you turn heads with power steering and brakes.
Step into the jet age with Cadillac’s Series 62 from 1954 to 1956, where luxury meets aerodynamic audacity! The ’54 model dropped a few pounds—vertically—and flaunted a wraparound Eldorado windshield, making heads turn faster than its 17.5-second 0-60 mph. In ’55, Cadillac added tubeless tires and a “hockey stick” chrome trim, boosting sales to a record 118,190. By ’56, the Series 62 had a grill fancier than a Michelin-starred meal and could sprint to 60 mph in a brisk, for its size, 12 seconds.
