Muscle Car Articles
We feature car articles on American muscle cars and hot rods, convertibles, engine articles, Ford articles, Chevy articles.
The '69 Camaro through the years has proved itself to be the most popular of all the model years it was built. And when you think about it, the high sales came quite by accident.
[Read More about A '69 SS/RS Camaro]
The '60 Chrysler 300F-A Continuing Muscle Mystic
Those magic three numbers-'300'. During the 1950s and '60s, they meant everything in performance. The numbers still live today as they have been brought back to name some of Chrysler's new heavyweight muscle models.
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Wheels make the world go ‘round, especially if you are into vintage musclecars. Lots of wheels will fit a particular car, but if you want to have maximum originality, you’ll need to understand the codes stamped into factory OEM wheels.
[Read More about Mopar Wheel Details]
The Inside Story of Ford's Incredible 427 SOHC
After winning big at Daytona and dominating the ’63 NASCAR season with the new fastback Galaxies and 425hp 427 wedge, Ford watched in angst as Chrysler rolled out its wild 426 Hemi at the ’64 Daytona 500 and overpowered everything else.
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A '67 SS396 Chevelle-Performance and Style
To many, the styling of the 1967 Super Sport Chevelle was about as good as it got. Just sitting there, those smooth lines speak of flashing speed.
[Read More about A '67 SS396 Chevelle-Performance and Style]
We all know, this hobby is not just the cars. It’s the whole cultural package. It’s the cars and the related items — dealer signs, gas station stuff, promotional items and the like. And part of that package is the shop equipment used in tuning those hot engines.
[Read More about Vintage Shop Equipment]
In 1970, North America was in the midst of muscle car mania as the big three Detroit manufacturers and even American Motors kept bringing to market ever hotter factory hot rods. They had more cubes, more horsepower and increasingly wild paint schemes.
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How many times have you followed up a lead on a vintage Nova only to learn it was just a base coupe? Over the years, I’ve heard all kinds of wild ideas on authenticating GM muscle cars. Some of the information is very misleading and can only lead to grief if you base a purchase on those dubious sources.
[Read More about Muscle Car Basics]
1962 Sport Fury Golden Commando
Back in 1962, a muscle car wasn’t an intermediate vehicle with a full size engine and transmission. The brawny beasts with big cubes came in large cars with names like Galaxie and Impala SS
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Convertibles are one of the most enjoyable classics until the weather turns wet. The potential for water leaks is almost unlimited. Perhaps this is why most convertibles suffer from floor pan rust out more than their hardtop counterparts
[Read More about Convertibles Always Leak]
Gas prices soared from a quarter to a dollar a gallon, and long lines formed as drivers tried to get a few precious gallons before the sign “Out of Gas” was placed on the pump.
[Read More about Bird of Paradise]
So you have decided that you want a hobby and have always loved old cars. The garage is open;
[Read More about Buying Your Dream Muscle Car]
Have you ever wanted to participate in an event like the Woodward Ave Dream Cruise
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During the building of the GT-500 Shelby Mustangs, there were a number of different influences
[Read More about The '68 Shelby GT-500 Mustang]
It’s the most important system on your car, but usually the last to be restored
[Read More about Steering System Rescue]
My dad is a Big Mustang enthusiast, even though he did own a few awesome GM cars
[Read More about The Great White]
Ok, we know that lots of you like that factory look. Truth is, we dig it too.
[Read More about 25 Hidden Hop Up Tips]
A Killer '70 Road Runner Muscle Car
High performance and low cost in 1968.
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Straight-laced and as conservative as you could get.
[Read More about '71 Buick GS 455 Convertible]
Meet 1970 Cyclone Spoiler II: the baddest Mercury never made
[Read More about SuperMerc]
