There’s a 1965 Plymouth Barracuda Hiding Under All This Junk, Buried Alive for Years
Finding a 1965 Barracuda worth a complete restoration shouldn’t be too hard, considering Plymouth produced over 64,500 units for this …
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There’s a Good Reason Why This 1962 Impala Was Abandoned in a Junkyard
The convertible-style roof made the 1962 Impala a genuine head-turning machine, fueling the success Chevrolet’s new superstar was already enjoying. …
1969 Plymouth HEMI Road Runner Spent Years in a Barn, Bad News Under the Hood
It’s been 50 years since the dawn of the golden muscle car era, and iconic cars from the period still …
There’s a 1972 Plymouth Barracuda Hiding Under That Thick Layer of Barn Dust
Many people, including some diehard Barracuda fans, believe Plymouth’s superstar lost its customer appeal in the early ’70s, mostly due …
Toasted 1967 Camaro RS/SS Sleeping in a Garage That Burned Still Has Life Under the Hood
The Camaro came to be in 1967 as one of the most promising models ever released by Chevrolet, proposing a …
The End Is Nigh: 1960 Cadillac Series 62 Sitting Outside Has Bad News Under the Hood
The short-lived sixth-generation Cadillac came to be in 1959 and remained in production for just two years, with the parent …
A Rough 1972 Plymouth Road Runner Is the Best Thing in This Junkyard
1971 marked a new beginning for the Road Runner, as Plymouth unveiled the second generation with massive changes in almost …
1961 Chevrolet Impala Is Living Proof the Detroit Metal Doesn’t Give Up
The Impala was already a superstar when Chevrolet introduced the 1961 model year, but the GM brand knew the increasing …
They Say There’s a 1959 Corvette in These Pictures, I Only See a Pile of Fiberglass
We’ve all seen what rust does to a car, and unfortunately, we’re reminded of this painful outcome occasionally when people …
1966 Chevrolet El Camino Gets a New Engine, Needs More TLC Before It’s Too Late
If there’s one thing that everybody remembers about the 1966 El Camino, it is that it came with the biggest …