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One of the sickest restomods out there, this beastly Challenger like the last one also lives outside of America, roaming around down under in Australia where it’s known as “Havoc.”… Continue reading "1970 Dodge Challenger – More Low MOPAR"
Corvette purists look away, as this may just be the sickest looking bit of sacrilege out there. Don’t worry though, this is just a fictional rendering, albeit a super high-quality… Continue reading "Chevrolet Corvette (C2) – Stanced Stingray"
Chevy’s affordable compact of the ’60s and ’70s, the Nova was a simple and affordable vehicle that could be turned into a wicked muscle car from the factory with the… Continue reading "1970 Chevrolet Nova – Chevy II Cool"
A legend of legends in the muscle world, the Pontiac GTO Judge brought wilder style and top-end muscle at a decent price. Reaching its most aggressive form in 1970, this… Continue reading "1971 Pontiac GTO Judge – Judging Your Fitment"
The Buick Skylark was GM’s transitional car. It was an effort to create muscle cars of all types when the demand for them was booming. Although Buick didn’t always hit… Continue reading "A Detailed Look Back At The 1965 Buick Skylark"
With regards to notorious vehicle names, Lamborghini is a name that has consistently top on the rundown for a great many people. Lamborghini has consistently been at the cutting edge… Continue reading "Here’s Everything We Know About The 2025 Lamborghini Sedan"
In 1972, Chevrolet production of the El Camino dwarfed that of its Ford rival, the Ranchero, by nearly 15 to one. Ford made just 4,283 Rancheros in 1972, and when… Continue reading "Clean, West Coast 1972 Ford Ranchero Squire with a 429"
This 1958 Cadillac Sixty-Two Coupe, one of 18,736 produced, was purchased new in Edmonton, Alberta, and is only now on its second owner. This Series 62 is reported by the… Continue reading "Classic Cruiser: Two-Owner 1958 Cadillac Sixty-Two Coupe"
It’s rare for any vehicle to spend 55 years with the same family, but that’s the story with this Nassau Blue 1965 Chevrolet Corvette. It was purchased in the Los… Continue reading "Two-Owner 1965 Chevrolet Corvette with a Four-Speed and Cold Factory A/C"
Among the players in the pony car wars that played out in the late Sixties, AMC’s bulldog AMX offered a two-seat alternative to the competition. With a wheelbase almost a… Continue reading "“The Famous” 1968 AMC AMX with 390 Power"