Originally introduced as a full-sized car in 1960, by its fourth generation, the Dodge Dart was a newly stylized compact car with a fresh steering system and redesigns that allowed for a larger engine. If you grew up in the 70s, you might associate the car with the high school staff parking lot, or even […]
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Developed in record time with a practically nonexistent budget, no one—including Chevrolet—expected much when the 1965 Ford Mustang was introduced to the public at the World’s Fair on April 17, 1964. In fact, Ford expected to sell around 100,000 Mustangs within the first year. So what happened? They sold 22,000 Ford Mustangs on the first
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Strolling through this year’s 2020 Detroit Autorama we saw a lot of exceptional craftsmanship, creativity and awesome automotive engineering, and this 1968 Camaro is the perfect representation of those qualities. With a completely rebuilt chassis, Recaro ZL1 performance seats, and a CAN bus electronic system, this shiny silver-finished machine absolutely pops in the light and
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This year’s 2020 Detroit Autorama had a lot of extraordinary cars, but this show-stopping 1960 Plymouth Wagon definitely caught our attention, and everyone else’s. Sporting a naturally aspirated, fuel-injected 528 Hemi, with Jeffco four-speed transmission with a Gear Vendor overdrive, and a Winters Quick Change rear end; this custom-built beauty is built for speed. We
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We had the opportunity to meet with and interview some of the attendees at this year’s 2020 Detroit Autorama. When you talk to the car builders and owners you understand the true passion behind all of these amazing automobiles. One of the car builders we had the pleasure to chat with is Craig. Craig is
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2020’s new Chevrolet Corvette, the C8, has undergone a complete makeover. Almost every piece of the sports car has been redesigned (with the exception of a few fasters because those still did their job just as well as they always have). Updates include a brand-new structural space frame along with new steering, suspension and braking.
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Produced from 1967 to 1969 and usually reserved for Bonneville/Catalina’s, Prixs and other full-size/muscle cars (though we’ll touch on the exceptions to the rule shortly), the Pontiac V8 428 cubic inch (7.0 l) engine was an evolution of the 421 (a Nascar super-duty favorite) and its basic design. It even kept the same four-inch stroke
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Celebrating the life of Samuel “Hollywood Sam” Gurley. Hollywood Sam had a passion for classic cars and trucks. Years later, his passion to share his love within his community inspired Ken to pursue restoring a 1964 Corvette Stingray. At the 2020 Detroit Autorama, some of the best interviews we came across were not at the
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Quint of Quints Kustom Kolors, the owner and builder of the 1941 Willys, has several stories to tell. So many stories that we needed to create two videos. Take a look at Part 1 The World of Wheels Car Show was held at the Indiana State Fairgrounds in February. The top show cars were on
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We attended the 2020 World of Wheels at the Indiana State Fairgrounds to interview some of the car owners and builders. Right in the front row when you walk into the show we met car owner and builder John. John is the proud owner of a Camaro Pro Street Rod. This beast has some major
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