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MY NEW $83,000 WIDEBODY HELLCAT CHALLENGER HAS MORE DAMAGE AGAIN

by Wes

John’s widebody Hellcat Challenger cost $83,000, and according to this video, it’s developed damage again — the kind that’s split his comment section between “take it to the dealer immediately” and “that’s just modern Hellcat ownership.” Between an electrical tape debate and a stability control fault viewers are tracing back to the shocks, this is less a build reveal than a real-time look at what owning a heavily modified, six-figure-adjacent Mopar actually involves. Watch to see what breaks next.

A classic black muscle car parked on an open road at sunset with 'Be Cool Formed' text overlay.

Pontiac Firebird Trans Am – Transformed

by Kiril

Gregg Hamilton’s day job is keeping Ken Block’s cars running, and it shows in this twin-turbo, LS-swapped Pontiac Firebird Trans Am. Built with World Rally-honed suspension knowledge and a 5.3-liter LS pushed through twin Garrett turbos, it is a Firebird he claims can run with a Z06 Corvette – and it is not even the only wild Firebird he has built.

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Teenager Drove Muscle Cars from his Grandfather’s Dealership

by Pat C

A grandfather who sold used cars for 60 years, a mom who beat the neighborhood Corvette owner in a full-size Pontiac, and a dad who won a drag race at 69 — this is a family where muscle cars run three generations deep. From a Mach 1 Mustang to a Dodge Super Bee to a 2016 Mustang GT painted in a nod to Steve McQueen’s Bullitt car, the cars change but the obsession never has.

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This Pontiac Firebird Trans Am Has Been Transformed

by Wes

Gregg Hamilton’s Pontiac Trans Am started as a childhood dream inspired by Smokey and the Bandit — and turned into something no one expected. Trained by top World Rally Championship teams, Hamilton skipped the traditional big-inch V8 in favor of a GM 5.3-liter truck engine, then applied rally-derived suspension knowledge to give this Firebird handling most muscle cars never get close to. It’s a build defined by engineering judgment over budget. Watch to see how rally-car thinking reshaped an American icon.

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