Month: September 2020

The one and only 1970 HEMI Challenger named “Vanishing Point”
Just look at this unique and rare Dodge Challenger HEMI that comes from 1970’s. This awesome muscle car is called “Vanishing Point” and it was built by Rob Ida automotive. It is equipped with new 426 Hemi engine, redesigned front grill, custom aluminum parts, top grain imported leather, flush-fitted exhaust system, DVD GPS with satellite radio, one-off wheels. The card swipe lock in the driver’s mirror, can you believe it? Check out the video and enjThe one and only 1970 HEMI Challenger named “Vanishing Point”

The one and only 1970 HEMI Challenger named “Vanishing Point”
Just look at this unique and rare Dodge Challenger HEMI that comes from 1970’s. This awesome muscle car is called “Vanishing Point” and it was built by Rob Ida automotive. It is equipped with new 426 Hemi engine, redesigned front grill, custom aluminum parts, top grain imported leather, flush-fitted exhaust system, DVD GPS with satellite radio, one-off wheels. The card swipe lock in the driver’s mirror, can you believe it? Check out the video and enjoy!

This 1969 Chevy Camaro is called Draco, and it is the baby of the Fesler Built project. This beautiful car has caught the eye of some magazines and has been part of the SEMA Show in Las Vegas. If you have ever built or restored a vehicle on your won, you know how time-absorbing and how hard that may be. The folks from Fesler Built are not the cheapest one for doing a work like this, but they really know their job and they are worth every penny.
After they complete their job, they offer the customer a book of more than 100 photos of the restored vehicle. In the book there is an insight of the work they do, and they show the whole restoration, step by step.

This car has a 4L80E Transmission, 6 piston Baer brakes, 19 inches Fesler 901 3 piece black wheels, Sanderson headers, Air Ride Technologies air system and suspension, Gary Sharp paint work, sub-frame connectors, a GM Performance Parts Crate 572 engine, Recaro leather seats, Currie 9inch rear and Ron Francis wires. Enjoy the video!

Rare Wimbledon White 1969 Ford Mustang Boss 429 for sale on ebay Current bid:US $134,100

1969 Ford Mustang Boss 429!

Wimbledon White Paint with Black Clarion Knit Vinyl Interior!

Only 20,902 Miles!

-KK# 1756

-AM Radio!

-Power Steering!

-Power Front Brakes!

-High Back Bucket Seats!

-4 Speed Manual Transmission!

-Boss 429cid 4V Cobra Jet Engine!

-Interior Dcor Group Deluxe!

-Color Keyed Racing Mirrors!

-Competition Suspension!

-Wimbledon White Paint!

-Low Mileage!

-RARE!

Classic Recreations is proud to announce the new Villain Mustang.Villain Mustang by Classic Recreations Investment starting at $184,900.

Classic Recreations has designed and built the Villain Mustang with the enthusiast in mind. Each Villain Mustang is hand built at Classic Recreations facility located in Oklahoma.

Villain Mustang Specs :

Color availability:
Frozen Silver/Vengeance Black, Bad Guy Orange/ Vengeance Black
*Custom Colors available upon request
Drivetrain:
427 C.I Crate Engine (545 H.P.)
Holley Sniper Fuel Injection
Tremec Manual Transmission
9″ Fab 9 Rear w/ 3:70 Gear Ratio and Posi Traction Installed
Concept One Pulley System
Available Options
Coyote 32 Valve 5.0 (No Charge)
Automatic 4R70W Transmission (No Charge)
Supercharger (770+HP Coyote Engine Only)$10,500

Steering:
Rack and Pinion Steering Conversion (Power)
Flaming River Tilt Column (polished)

Interior:
Scat Rally Series 1000 Seats(Highback)
5 point Camlock Seatbelts
Villain Gauges
200mph Speedometer
Sparco Aluminum Steering Wheel
Old Air Products A/C System
Villain Console
Available Upgrades
KPH Guages $500
Right Hand Drive $12,500
Leather $1200

Stereo system:
Pioneer CD Player w/ Removable Face
Stillwater Designs 4 Channel Amplifier
Stillwater Designs Coxial Speakers
Available Upgrades
Stillwater Designs Custom Subwoofer and Amplifier $1500
Flip Out DVD with Navigation $1000
GPS Tracking Device $499

Introducing one of Chevrolet’s most glamorous cars for 1964 – the Impala SS. Here’s one in Tuxedo Black that’s done just 58,000 original documented miles.

1964 was a very busy year for Chevy producing a lot of full-size cars. They produced 1.6 million Biscaynes, Bel Airs and Impalas!

The rear panel of the ’64 models was redesigned but still retained the distinctive three tail lights per side on the impala.

Other distinctive Impala features included the color-accented bodyside moldings together with impala lettering and emblem on the rear fender.

Now the Super Sport models were part of their own series, the regular Impala was now the second most expensive series in the Chevrolet line-up.

Your money bought you extra-thick foam cushion seats with leather-grain vinyl (and cloth in the coupe) coverings, extra-long armrests, an electric clock, bright aluminum front seat end panels, Impala center emblem on the steering wheel and a few other interior refinements.

Here is a gorgeous 1940 Ford Pickup Truck. Custom House of color candy apple red paint with tan interior. New 350 crate engine with TH350 transmission. New bed with wood kit with stainless & in bed gas tank. Ford 9 inch rear differential. All new weather stripping, glass, gauges, exhaust, tires & wheels. Custom interior with air conditioning & heat. Rack & pinion steering, headers, rear disc brakes, independent front suspension & all chrome has been redone & so much more. Complete frame off restoration.

350 crate engine with TH350 transmission

Custom House of color candy apple red paint with tan interior.

The first time you look at it, you just can’t believe it. It looks just like the scene from a movie about a madman! The video will make you jump right out of your chair.

We don’t know what these people were protesting for. But they had blocked a section of some highway.

We don’t know where exactly this happened, but supposedly this happened somewhere near Sao Paulo in Brazil.        I for one totally don’t understand such means of protest. If you want to protest, go outside the town hall.

Have campaigns. But blocking public roads and not letting normal people go about their lives is just stupid.

What are your thoughts on this ?

Take a look at This 1972 Chevy Chevelle SS 454 Flowmaster, it Sounds Demonic!

For years now Flowmaster has been one of the most popular after-market exhaust systems and the go-to guys in order to get your ride sounding better than the rest of the pack.

This time it would seem that they have outdone themselves with one of the best sounding 1972 Chevelle SS 454 that we have ever heard.

The Chevrolet Chevelle SS is one of the coolest classic rides that everybody loves and the guys at Kinney’s muffler shop decided to give this car an exhaust system that would match the perfect looks of the car and they went with the Flowmaster Super 44 Custom Dual System.

So now apart from that perfect look, this car has the perfect soundtrack to go with it in order to paint the perfect classic American muscle car picture.

Check out the video turn up the speakers and enjoy this beautiful sounding 1972 classic.

It’s no secret to anyone that many people dream of buying their own car and save money to do so. When they finally achieve their goal, they literally get the most out of their new purchase. But there are also many stories in which vehicles are deliberately left unattended for a long time. Some people don’t seem to need a car and use it as an accessory, such as this Ferrari for patio decoration. Many expensive cars were kept out of the sunlight for years, something that will undoubtedly amaze the average person. But… let’s start from the beginning. In today’s video, we’ll tell you about a rare car that was underground for half a century. Who put it there and why? Let’s find out

We’ve said it before and we’ll stand by it time and again: when it comes to cold start badassness, it’s almost impossible to beat good old American muscle. Yes, there’s a certain appeal to a silky exotic firing up for the first time, and there’s always some gut reaction when a rattling diesel rumbles to life, but for just pure guttural intensity, a big block muscle car is simply the go-to.

While this car is obviously not rocking a stock big block, the effect is only amplified by whatever gnarly camshaft the owner has chosen and the great sounding exhaust that appears to dump under the car just in front of the rear end. This Chevelle sounds like every bit the monster GM engineers had to envision when they picture their creation taken to the next level once the modification process started in the owner’s hands. The gorgeous red and black paint are classic GM and scream “You don’t want none” to any potential opponent that may encounter this hotrod on the streets or even on the track.