The 1956 Dodge D-500: A Record-Setting Mopar With A Secret Hemi Weapon Under Its Hood
The nifty fifties were some of the most extraordinary years for Chrysler Corporation, resulting in the release of some of …
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The World Must Save This All-Original 1969 Buick Electra Right Now
While Buick was already giving the finishing touches to a new-generation Electra in the late ’70s (with the debut of …
Abandoned Due To Health Issues: 1967 Buick Electra Parked For 3 Decades, Still Complete
Buick launched the third-generation Electra in 1965, the same year General Motors rolled out a significant redesign of the most …
1968 Pontiac Firebird Saved From A Collapsed Barn After Sleeping For 5 Decades
Most Firebirds produced in 1968 rolled off the assembly lines either with a 250 (4.1-liter) six-cylinder unit or a 350 …
Massive Mopar Collection Hidden From Civilization Is Packed With Rare Cars
While most derelict classic cars spend their retirement years in scrapyards, some of them are still with their owners. And …
Orphan Unicorn: This 1967 Amc Marlin Has Had The Same Owner Since 1978
Humans have always drawn inspiration from nature when expressing impressive achievements, significant milestones, or luring in profit-generating buyers. The latter …
This 1965 Chevrolet Impala Proves Unmolested Classics Can Sleep In Moisty Barns Too
1965 was a big year for General Motors, Chevrolet, and the Impala series for two different reasons. On the one …
World, Meet A 1957 Plymouth Savoy Parked 40 Years Ago, Engine Alive And Kicking
Few people remember the original Savoy, but that’s not a surprise. Plymouth produced the car for just ten years (between …
“Kiss It To Crank It”: 1949 Barn-Stored Nash Airflyte 600 Needs Lots Of Love To Get Going
Post-war America had things really going for it in the automobile-building sector, with carmakers making the most of the military …
This 1956 Studebaker Golden Hawk’S Soul Left This Earth, Do You Want The Rusty Remains?
The Studebaker Golden Hawk is a landmark of an automobile whether most contemporary petrolheads remember it or not. Thanks to …