Modern Tires For Your Classic Muscle Car
We all know that muscle cars of the 60s and early 70s are getting scarcer all the time. It’s really hard to track down…
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Restomod Build Plan: Coyote Swapped 1967 Mustang Fastback
As you know, two weeks ago I picked up a 67 Mustang fastback project. I’ve had plenty of time now to really assess the…
New Project – 1967 Mustang Fastback
Yesterday I finally did it. I bought the car that I’ve been thinking about since 1998; a ’67 Mustang Fastback. I remember seeing a…
How To Get Noticed At Your Next Car Show
Generally speaking, car shows are a difficult place to shoot cars. Foot traffic, harsh lighting, close quarters etc make most anything other than general…
The Least Known Facts about The History of Chevrolet
The Chevrolet automotive company was established in 1911 in Detroit by Louis Chevrolet and William C. Durant. The company rose to prominence quickly, and…
Differences between a 1965 and 1966 Impala
I currently own a ’65 and a ’66 Impala, and I’m always surprised how many people seem to mis-identify them. This seems to happen…
10 Tips for attention grabbing photos of your ride.
You’ve got a great car and now you want to show it off. Car shows and cruise nights are great for localized attention, but…
How to Maintain the Value of Your Classic Car
Most people think that to maintain a classic car, you have to keep it clean and nice behind the doors, but that’s not entirely…
What’s the differences between early and late 1967 Mustangs?
If you’ve got a 1967 Mustang, it likely that you’ve seen parts catalogs make a distinction between early and late production models. Several things…
How to restore your classic car: 7 Tips
There are few things in the world as beautiful as a classic car. It is easy to see why these are many people’s pride…
Traded the ’46 Nash for a ’47 Fleetline
Last year, I picked up a ’46 Nash that I had planned on chopping and making into the lead sled of my dreams. Well,…
Upgraded cam = driving on ice with Nick’s LS powered ’65 Impala SS
I can go into great detail about the scenario that created this scary event, but I think the video captures all the necessary details…