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Rob’s Car Movie Review: Gone in 60 Seconds (1974)

Home-Built Hero: JR Hughes And His ’67 Nova Are Inseparable

Sarah Hoffman: Too Young To Drive But Old Enough To Build

Patina: Caring For The Evidence Of Previous Neglect

At A Glance: How To Spot Differences In First Gen Camaro – 1967-’69

Event News: Carlisle Chevrolet Nationals Announced

Each year in June, Carlisle Events hosts a gathering of all things from The General. This year is no exception, and they are making plans and a small change to make it even better. Make your plans now to attend.Read More

Rob’s Car Movie Review: Gone in 60 Seconds (1974)

A review of the H.B. Halicki classic car movie, Gone in 60 Seconds from 1974. It's the one that started it all, with the original Eleanor, a 1973 Mustang.Read More

Home-Built Hero: JR Hughes And His ’67 Nova Are Inseparable

Everyone has owned at least one car that that they wish they had held onto over the years. JR Hughes has done just that with his 1967 Nova. Find out how this Duece went from teenage hot rod to an adult dream ride.Read More

Edelbrock Expands Elite II Series Oval Air Cleaners

New from Edelbrock – Elite II Series oval air cleaners for single and dual-carb applications. These air cleaners tout an all-new streamlined look and a high-quality polished finish with gloss black accents.Read More

Street Feature: 1956 Chevy Wagon Is An Example Of Great Cruiser

This is a clean wagon that was built to drive. Dennis knew what he wanted and he molded this car to fit his image. Now, he is just ready to cruise. This is an example of a long-roof done well!Read More

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Tech: Improve 60-Foot Times With A QA1 Coilover Suspension

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Get Ready For Hellfire: Dallas Speed Shop’s SEMA RAM Truck Concept

The Hellcat Hemi craze is still upon us, and it seems the gearheads from Dallas Speed Shop are building a "what if" RAM truck, perhaps to taunt FCA to follow suit? Hellfire Is heading to the Kooks booth at SEMA.Read More

Sarah Hoffman: Too Young To Drive But Old Enough To Build

Sarah Hoffman describes herself as a tomboy, however, after meeting her in Pueblo, Colorado, at the NSRA event, we beg to differ. We listened to her explain how she built a 1929 Ford Roadster Pickup.Read More

Home-Built Hero: Steve Erbs’ 1961 Bubbletop Impala

Steve Erbs has a true Home-Built Hero, and his '61 Impala is something to be proud of. Find out how he was able to convince a "mean cuss" to sell the car, and how he bartered to finish this great-looking ride.Read More

Street Feature: What Does It Take To Be In The Street Muscle Garage?

We really want to see the kind of cool cars you're out driving. Send us some information with a few pictures, and you could end up being Street Featured. That's what we are all about: cool people and cool cars.Read More

Days Gone By: Railroad Inspection Vehicles

Many railway inspections have traditionally been done, visually with rail inspection vehicles that are adapted to drive on both street and rail. We found a great series of photos on a Facebook fanpage. More here.Read More

Street Feature: A Fuel Injected ’52 Willys Delivery Sedan

This Willys is unusual to begin with as a delivery sedan that feature added rear windows, but it's also made even more unique by the throttle-body inject V6 that sits between it's fenders. Read More

At A Glance: How To Spot Differences In First Gen Camaro – 1967-’69

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Video: How To Win A Burnout Contest With Your New Hellcat Challenger

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Imagination Is Everything: A Look Into Ron Berry’s ‘Coolish’ Creations

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Musclecars You Should Know: GMC’s Turbo Terrors Typhoon And Syclone

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Jay Boddie’s Hopped-Up Hemi-Powered Twin Turbo Grudge Nova

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Video: What Is A Mopar 318 Polysphere And How Come Nobody Likes It?

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Jeff Lutz Wins Second Drag Week Title With Record 6.19 Average

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Home-Built Hero: Walter Cravens’ Tire-Shredding ’71 Vega

Get Free Stuff. Thank You Edelbrock

You like getting free parts for your car and Edelbrock likes giving parts away. Together, everybody wins. Check out their latest promotion that can help you receive a new Edelbrock carburetor at no charge.Read More

Opinion: What Does “Numbers Matching” Mean? Is It Relevant Anymore?

We often hear cars or engines offered as "Numbers Matching." Does this really mean anything anymore? We think it's all about enjoying what you have but we probably got your attention with the lead image, didn't we?Read More

Video: How To Properly Load A Vehicle For A Pull With Dynojet

A pair of tie-downs is not the proper way to secure a vehicle to a dynamometer. Dynojet Research shows us that there's much more to it, and there's a proper - and safe - way to secure the vehicle.Read More

Lifesize 1964 Ford Mustang Recreated Using LEGO Bricks

The Mustang Club of America celebrated its 40th anniversary earlier this month with a full-size replica of a 1964 Mustang made mostly of LEGO bricks.Read More

Lunati And M2 Machines Launch 1:24 Bootlegger Car Models

New from Lunati and M2 Machines – a limited-production run of 1:24 Bootlegger muscle cars. These units are highly detailed replicas with opening doors, chrome bumpers, rubber tires, and much more. Check 'em out!Read More

Patina: Caring For The Evidence Of Previous Neglect

Patina comes in many forms and sizes. A topic that comes up many times on forums and chat rooms is how to take care of it without damaging the surface. We take a closer look at the topic here.Read More

This Tiny British MG Packs A Supercharged Coyote Punch

Carroll Shelby created an empire around putting American V8s in small British cars; and he'd probably love this 1961 MG MGA stuffed with a Coyote V8 and a big meaty Whipple twin screw supercharger!Read More

At A Glance: How To Spot Differences In First Gen Camaro – 1967-’69

There's a simple way to spot the differences in the first gen Camaro. When it comes to the front and rear lights, it's a little more difficult, but these clues will help.Read More

Video: How To Win A Burnout Contest With Your New Hellcat Challenger

Winning a burnout contest is a catch 22. If you lose, you probably win because you still have your tires. Todd won this contest, and it cost a little more than a set of rear tires on his Hellcat.Read More

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LS Swap: Two Days For A Modern Upgrade

Tech: Improve 60-Foot Times With A QA1 Coilover Suspension

Home-Built Hero: JR Hughes And His ’67 Nova Are Inseparable

Sarah Hoffman: Too Young To Drive But Old Enough To Build

At A Glance: How To Spot Differences In First Gen Camaro – 1967-’69

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