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Road trips are awesome. Road trips in a classic car are awesome-er. Road trips in a classic car to find another super-rare classic car are awesome-er-er. So when we heard […]

It’s not quite a Chicken Little moment where the sky is falling, but the disappearance of good Gen I small block Chevy engine blocks is a major concern. If you […]

You may ask why anyone outside of a concours restorer would be using a points-ignition distributor in this age of electronically controlled everything. A properly rebuilt and tuned points distributor […]

The 383 in my ‘68 Road Runner is lightly modified with a 750cfm Holley carburetor, headers, Edelbrock RPM dual plane intake, Mopar electronic ignition, and a mild hydraulic cam. I’ve […]

When picking an oil pump for an engine build, what do you select: standard replacement, high pressure, high volume, or both (high pressure and high volume)? That’s a question we […]

Our favorite Ship of Theseus, Project X began life as an ordinary Chevy 210 coupe way back in 1957. The car’s rise to fame began a few years later, when […]

What’s the latest trend in automotive paint? Green. Not the color green, necessarily. We’re talking “green” as in environmentally friendly automotive paints. These are paints that meet environmental regulations for […]

Bolt-on traction bars for leaf spring cars have been available for what seems like forever. They work, and there are all sorts of different versions out there: slapper bars, sliding […]

Electric driveline conversions could be the next big thing in the classic car and truck market. And Chevrolet Performance has a new Ultium eCrate Package that shows the OEMs aren’t […]

Hey, ever wonder why Ford spelled it Galaxie instead of Galaxy? We’ve often mused about that ourselves, but were too lazy to ever research an answer—until this incredible 1968 Galaxie […]