Elephant in the Room: Dave Hart’s 1969 Plymouth Satellite
Even for muscle car fanatics, spotting a genuine Hemi-powered Mopar isn’t an everyday occurrence. However, for Dave Hart, laying eyes on a bona fide original 426 Hemi engine was as […]
Lot Shots: Need Traveling Tunes? Check Out the 45 Record Player in this 1960 Plymouth Fury
Do you love cruising down the road, windows down, with a nice playlist of jams filling the air? From Wolfgang to Waylon, The Beatles to Beastie Boys, we do too—which […]
Lot Shots: This Lucky 1956 Chevy Transformed from Boxes of Parts Into an Emerald Green Pot ‘o Gasser
We love gassers around here. We love ’em even more when they’re lucky enough to be rescued from a series of boxes and assembled out of a collection of parts—pieced […]
Lot Shots: Let This 1967 Biscayne Coupe Be Your Vehicle, Baby
Back in 1970, a soon-to-be funk rock classic by The Ides of March began climbing up the Billboard charts. Simply titled “Vehicle“, its unforgettable horn riff instantly seared itself into […]
1 of 1: The Story of the Mythical “Fiberide” Plastic Pontiac Wheel Prototypes & the 1985 Fiero That Wears Them
What we have here is a 1985 Fiero GT with 35,000 miles. It’s a cool car for sure, but look closer and you’ll see something far different than any other […]
The Barn Find Nova: Troy and Sandi Brick-Margelofsky’s 1963 Chevy Nova SS Convertible
The popular definition of “barn find” is a car that’s been hidden away for years (if not decades) that someone tracks down or stumbles upon and drags out into the […]
Always the Answer: A Brief History of the Mazda Miata MX-5
For over 35 years, the Mazda Miata (known as the MX-5 or Eunos Roadster in other parts of the globe) has been “the answer” for over a million enthusiasts looking […]
Surf the North Coast of the U.S.A. in This 1948 Jeep Panel Wagon
After World War II, the Willys-Overland company took what it learned building the famed military Jeep 4×4 and pivoted to a line of rugged vehicles for family, work, and fun. […]
The Upscale Rat Rod? Check Out All the Clever Recycled Details on This 1946 Chevy Truck
I know the term “upscale” isn’t commonly associated with most Rat Rods, but Don Agner is working to change that. You see, Don has taken a 1946 Chevy 2-1/2 ton […]
Lot Shots: This Ford Fairlane Reminds Us That There’s No Place Like Home for the Holidays
The name “Fairlane” first appeared on a vehicle back in 1955, when it replaced the Crestline as the top-tier trim on Ford’s full size passenger cars. …But the Fairlane etymology […]