15 Reasons Why The 1967 Ford Mustang Fastback Is Considered Iconic
The first couple of years of first-generation Mustangs was a period of trial and error, with little effort put into interior design. In 1967 Ford began implementing…
10 Best Cars from Defunct Automakers That Still Captivate Today
The Olds Motor Vehicle Company was founded by Ransom E. Olds in 1897 and was for a time the top-selling American car brand. By 1908, General Motors…
15 Reasons Why the 1969 Chevy Camaro SS Reigns Supreme as the Ultimate Muscle Car
Known for their high-powered performance and designs to die for, muscle cars never cease to capture people’s imagination. Symbolizing power, an absolute unit of a machine, the…
Mesmerizing 1970 Dodge Challenger Is A Plum Crazy Monster Flexes Big-Block For Days
What’s better than a 1970 Dodge Challenger coming in nearly perfect condition, still sporting the original drivetrain, and flexing the eye-catching Plum Crazy madness? A 1970 Challenger…
001 – A Hidden Gem: The Immaculate ’69 Pontiac GTO Original with Unique Features
In the late ’50s, Pontiac made a name for itself as General Motors’ premier performance division, a reputation that lasted through the subsequent decade and gave birth…
This Is A “Gorgeous” 1962 Jaguar Mark Ii Sedan That Somehow Miraculously Survived All The Challenges And Sits Proudly Under The Wishes Of Many People.
Today, Jaguar is all about modern pace, high-tech grace, and 21st-century interior space. Back in the 1960s, times were simpler, and the company only needed grace, space,…
The Only 1970 Ford Torino King Cobra With Production Torino Vin Might Steal Your Wallet
Named after the namesake superspeedway in Alabama, the Torino Talladega won the 1969 NASCAR Manufacturers’ Championship and Drivers’ Championship with David Pearson behind the wheel. But with the introduction…
002 – Hidden Treasure: Uncovering a Tiger Gold 1967 Pontiac GTO in a Trash Heap
Prepare to be transported back to 1963 when the Pontiac GTO roared onto the scene, revolutionizing the American muscle car landscape forever. Some may argue whether it…
The Rare 1955 Chevrolet Corvette That Has Been Hiding For Decades Is Suddenly A Lucky Survivor
With about 69,000 units delivered, the first-generation Chevrolet Corvette was quite popular, but the sports car was off to a slow start. Chevy sold only 300 examples in 1953…
Remembering the 1954 Kaiser Darrin, the Forgotten Chevrolet Corvette Competitor
Introduced in 1953, the Chevrolet Corvette became widely known as “America’s sports car” and developed into an icon by the late 1950s. But it wasn’t the only sports car…