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eBay Find: This Cuda Has One Wheel In The Grave
Despite its weathered appearance and rusty exterior, this vintage vehicle still holds a glimmer of its former glory. What's more, the 'Cuda is equipped with a V8 engine, making it an even more enticing prospect for automotive enthusiasts.
1971 Dodge Challenger Parked for 40 Years Emerges With Unexpected and Rare Feature
Discovered by YouTube channel "Shade Tree Vintage Auto" after spending nearly four decades hidden away in a warehouse, this classic Challenger showcases an unexpected and rare feature not typically found on models from this year.
Rediscovering Rarity: Reviving a 1970 Chevelle SS 454 LS6 Barn Find
Barn finds hold a certain allure, with their potential to unearth classic cars lost to time, and Patrick Glenn Nichols is one such adventurer who scours the depths of rural America in search of hidden automotive treasures. In his latest video on his YouTube channel, dedicated to showcasing overlooked cars, Patrick strikes gold with an extraordinary find: a 1970 Chevrolet Chevelle SS 454 LS6, a prime candidate for an epic restoration project.
Missouri Mopar Boneyard Unveils Rare Super Bees: A Treasure Trove for Muscle Car Enthusiasts
For automotive enthusiasts, stumbling upon a hidden collection of classic cars is akin to discovering buried treasure. In a recent revelation that has set pulses racing in the muscle car community, a Missouri Mopar boneyard has been unveiled, revealing a trove of rare Super Bees. These iconic American muscle cars, long forgotten and left to weather the test of time, have emerged as a symbol of the past, evoking nostalgia and excitement among collectors and aficionados.
1970 Dodge Charger Parked for 15 Years
Classic cars have an undeniable charm, capturing the essence of a bygone era and evoking feelings of nostalgia for automobile enthusiasts. Every now and then, a hidden gem resurfaces, taking us back in time to appreciate the craftsmanship and beauty of these iconic vehicles. In a recent discovery that has captured the attention of car enthusiasts worldwide, a 1970 Dodge Charger, left untouched for 15 years, has emerged from its slumber, revealing a rare surprise beneath its hood.
Explore A Classic Car Nest
Dennis Collins is a well-known figure in the automotive industry because of his passion for creating videos surrounding collecting classic cars. Without a doubt, he’s become one of the most highly recognizable characters within his niche which is exactly why so much of what he does is incredibly interesting. Another figurehead in the car enthusiast community is the Gas Monkey Garage, yet another collector/builder with a lot going for them. Recently, and to join forces to showcase a little more insight into what Dennis Collins does with his cars.
Abandoned 1966 Dodge Charger Is A Scoop of Fresh Air
In the 1960s, Mopar was on top of the racing world, especially in drag racing, as their big-block and Hemi engines dominated the playing field. It was almost impossible to beat a well-built Hemi V8 in terms of power, and the cars themselves had a lot of great qualities that made them easily controlled and capable of emphasizing the ground. But, as the car guy featuring the car initially pointed out, Chevy would soon come in to dethrone Dodge and its Mopar brethren but not before receiving a blow that would knock them on their butts for decades to come in the performance automotive world.
1972 Ford Torino
The 1972 Ford Torino: An Often Overlooked Timeless American Muscle Car
First-Gen Mustang Fastback Found In Michigan Barn
Ford struck the world in 1964 with the introduction of a model that would eventually go on to be their first true masterpiece. That car was the Mustang, available in either notchback or fastback. Millions of performance enthusiasts across the nation have enjoyed the violent punch of a well calibrated throttle backed by a small but fiesty V8 engine. It is for that reason, the Mustang has become one of the most popular and highly sought after cars in the United States. One man had a particularly strong connection to this type of automobile as he grew up around the car culture and bonded with his family primarily over muscle and pony cars.
What’s Under The Hood Of This 1967 Chevrolet Camaro P-Code SS/RS?
The numbers can become tricky sometimes when you’re talking about classic cars, especially because most vintage automobiles don’t sport the original hardware. Understanding what the vin code means could be the difference between finding an everyday grocery getting vintage and an ultra valuable limited edition model. In this particular case, it was extra important to identify exactly what kind of performance this vehicle had using its identification number. So this leaves the question up in the air, what exactly is under the hood?
1967 Coronet 440, Where’s The Magnum?
The Dodge Coronet was a very interesting car for automotive enthusiasts back in the day. On one hand it sort of combined luxury and style with performance to make a muscle car. On the other hand it was also big and bulky and had a bit of a reputation for being a grandma‘s car. Either way, enthusiasts today look at this car and think of how crazy it is that all the manufactures were able to build something so versatile in the late 1960s. One example of a car sort of known for its performance, or lack thereof, while also wearing the cornet badge was the Coronet 440 which many thought had a 440 cubic inch V8 under the hood. However, as one knowledgeable enthusiast went on to explain in video format, this was not necessarily the case.
LT1 Trans Am Rediscovered By An Old Friend
As young enthusiasts, we all had our favorite automobiles that got us into this life in the first place. For some it might’ve been a 1998 Pontiac Firebird Formula, while others might look at newer model Challengers, Chargers, or even Camaros for their automotive inspiration. Of course the reason for bringing up the Firebird in the first place is to point out a close cousin of the car the LT1 Firebird, sort of a bridge between the third generation and the LS1 fourth gen in terms of performance and style. This particular Firebird was once a gleaming beacon of hope to a young boy who had dreams of someday making a living in the world of racing and automotive enthusiast content. So where is it now and just what makes this particular vehicle so special that it caught the eye of one of YouTube‘s most popular racers?