For the last 48-years, a 1972 Corvette 454 convertible with less than 1,000 miles on the clock has been stowed away in a dusty garage in Pittsburgh. Jim ...
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The 1961 Plymouth Belvedere is not a car that you normally see turned into a Pro Street beast with more than 700hp. The good news is that we ...
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To celebrate its 50th anniversary, Buick released a limited edition model as a present to itself and the public. That birthday Buick was named the Skylark and it ...
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Kevin Stone’s ’57 Chevy Bel Air was barely a shell when customer Tom Blaney walked in his Stone’s Speed Shop in Chilliwack, BC and offered him big bucks ...
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This 1960 Metropolitan, produced by American Motors Corporation (AMC) through Austin from 1954 to 1962 is quite an improvement on the original. Credit for that goes to Steve ...
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Everything is crazy in this unusual, blazingly tuned and glowing 1930 Ford Model A coupe named “ABSURD”. At first glance, the Hot Rod looks more like a Hot ...
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This is the Muscle Car you should know: 1970 Mark Donohue-Edition AMC Javelin. As part of American Motors’ late 1960s revamp of its image as a carmaker strictly ...
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The Packard Panther, originally named the Grey Wolf II, after the legendary Packard racer of 1903-04, has a one-piece body of molded fiberglass up to an inch thick ...
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It’s not just a muscle car, it happens to be the fastest accelerating production sedan ever made. Now here’s the real punchline: it’s a Buick! The Buick GNX ...
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Today’s feature is a 1948/1956 Harley-Davidson Panhead that comes all the way from the Netherlands, it is owned by a man named Maurice. When Maurice began building his ...
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