A Buick Grand National could leave a lot of vehicles in its dust, back in the 80s. 1987 the final version of the menacingly styled performance coupe produced 245 horsepower and 355 pound feet of torque, never was designed to sit still, and let alone for 30 years. But two low-mile Grand Nationals did just […]
When it first hit the streets in 1950 the Chevrolet Bel Air was a car that was meant to take you places, but it was the kind of car that was never intended to do it in a hurry since this beautiful automobile was all about stile luxury and enjoying the trip. To see this […]
If you’re looking for a way to capture the essence of a bittersweet circumstance, a barn find might be the way to go. On the one hand, it’s exciting to unearth a vehicle with so much history, but seeing a vehicle with so much promise fade away can be heartbreaking. This 1970 Oldsmobile 442 W30 […]
Classic car barn finds are gold for enthusiasts, but it’s not every day you stumble upon a 1969 Plymouth GTX with a stash of cash under the driver seat. Ryan Brutt, through his YouTube channel Auto Archaeology, uploaded a video of this amazing once-in-a-lifetime find. “I went on a trip to Iowa to pick up my green […]
This rare and quite iconic 1971 Plymouth Cuda is another example of how American muscle car restorations are done extremely well not only in the United States, but also in Europe. In this case we are talking about the Kult Cars shop based in Germany. This very talented and skillful team of muscle car enthusiast […]
The star of The Dukes of Hazzard, John Schneider suffered a tremendous loss as Hurricane Ida severely damaged his personal General Lee. The Trees fell on top of his iconic Dodge Charger as well as Schneider’s Louisiana home and studio, which are filled with Dukes of Hazzard memorabilia. The actor and his wife at the […]
In the old times when the muscle cars war was strong, the market was flooded with vehicles of many different brands, all wanting the same thing: getting a piece of what seemed at the time an ever-increasing pie. The pie was hard to get so that’s the main reason that today we have three carmakers […]
There are some folks that don’t appreciate the 1971 Plymouth Cuda design, the E-body Mopar represents the end of the high performance muscle car era, and a great part of the American automotive history as well. Born in California this 426 HEMI powered Rallye Red beauty has been restored back in 2009, and won some […]
This custom built 1972 Chevy Nova looks very nice and would make a great daily driver for the muscle car enthusiasts. The Straight body with beautiful chrome & trim, Purple color that makes it pop, 16-inch Cragars’ and awesome stance gives the vehicle a unique look. Chevrolet Nova interior has been upgraded as well, it […]
The 1966 Ford Fairlane is not a factory 427 car, but today probably the best way to own one is to build it. The guy has had this classic since he was 15-year old, and now he is working on the muscle car having one purpose only – to enjoy it. It started as a […]
Having the body work completed the vehicle received its signature paint job. The combination of colours is a Dupont paint custom blend Red and Beige that executes brilliantly the “modern nostalgia” approach to the build. If you step outside the OEM color combinations is always a risk on these cars, but, Bill and Nostalgic Auto […]
The story of Shawn McMurdy’s 1972 Chevy Nova 350 build is short but for sure an inspiring one. Back in the 90s he built a ’72 Nova bumper to bumper, then his first kid was born and he had to let the muscle car go. But fate wanted him to find the same 1972 Chevy […]
