Just a few out of every odd 1966 GTO got worked with Tri-Power and a four-speed, still it’s quite simple to make the contention they ought to have been. When this Montero Red “Goat” got reestablished the first four-barrel enlistment framework was traded for the notorious triple-deuce arrangement that was as socially pertinent at the […]
The vehicle was created in November of 1966 in Ford’s San Jose Assembly Plant, this 1967 Mustang Fastback GT came from the industrial facility in Dark Moss Green, but then it was repainted in Raven Black eventually. Other than that, this is an extremely unique S-code car that looks splendid right around. The Black Deluxe […]
Today we have here a true Impala Super Sport that was the subject of top notch rebuilding, this sweet cruiser certainly worked for the long haul. Starting from easygoing looks to long looks the vehicle gives you a vibe of value that comes from innumerable long stretches of work and genuine charge card bills. With […]
Just like pepperoni on pizza, big blocks and Chevelle go together and the 1967 Chevrolet Chevelle SS 396 packs a bigger block than most: a ZZ572 crate engine from GM Performance with aluminum heads that is rated at 621 horsepower and 645 lb-ft of torque. Vehicle is dressed in black with a re vinyl bench […]
Just a few out of every odd 1966 GTO got worked with Tri-Power and a four-speed, still it’s quite simple to make the contention they ought to have been. When this Montero Red “Goat” got reestablished the first four-barrel enlistment framework was traded for the notorious triple-deuce arrangement that was as socially pertinent at the […]
The 1963 Chevrolet Corvette was found by Russ Toms back in 2005 in Delaware and the Air Force major who owned it has done a great job preserving the classic car. He was so excited and fascinated by the one year only Split Window design, so Russ made a deal and this became the first […]
The 1953 Ford F-100 pickup, packed with a Ford Coyote engine that we are gonna present today started as a mild driver, plans changed after the showing up of Hurricane Charley. JT Young has a family trucking company located in Punta Gorda, Florida. The 200 cars in the heavy duty fleet are construction related, with […]
When we first came across this chocolate brown 1965 GMC pickup on display in the front lobby of the Sacramento Autorama a couple years ago it surprised us. Sacramento, California, has always held a reputation as a hotspot for great customs, and the Autorama is the place to see the best of them. However GMC […]
Jeff Schwartz is a car lover, but he wasn’t looking for another project when he came across this survivor 1971 Dodge Charger Six-Pack 440 Super Bee, but now he is in love with it. This man is one of the best when it comes to car guys. A Mopar still hasn’t benefited from the handwork […]
Just like most of the cars this 1960 Corvette evolved throughout the building process and many of those steps were chronicled on the pages of early hot rod magazines. The project started by purchasing a fairly complete body and chassis with no motor or transmission. Sometime in the cars storied past it had morphed into […]
How come amazing cars get parked outside for decades? This answer is the same for John Graham as it is for anyone. “I was gonna fix it up, like everybody else does, put bigger brakes on it,” he says. “So many things got in the way. It never happened.” Graham purchased the 1966 Chevelle SS396 […]
In the town of Nettleton, Mississippi just south of Tupelo lives Jimmy Burroughs, 80 years old whose bright orange 1940 Ford coupe has to be the most famous car in town. Mark, Jimmy’s son, sent us the photos and shared with us the story about the family built street rod. “Daddy bought it in the […]
