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 about the 67 Mustang changed during […]
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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, my plans changed. I had…
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…
Nick snagged a few scenic shots of his perfect LS powered 1965 Impala SS
There’s not much that can be improved upon with these recent photos Nick took of his ’65 Impala SS. The location is in northern Spokane,…
The ’62 Impala SS Convertible has finally been painted!
It’s been a long time coming. You might remember, back in May in 2015, we found the barn find of all barn finds and we’ve been making slow…
The 2019 Queen City Car Show in Nelson, BC Didn’t Disappoint
The challenge in showing and telling about this Canadian car show is editing down the pictures to a select grouping that accurately…
My ’67 Mustang and ’53 Chevy Pickup
Spring is in the air, so I decided to get the old ’67 Mustang and ’53 Chevy out of the garage for some photos. Up to this point, I have […]
Dialing in the Brakes, Steering, and Exhaust on my 1967 Mustang
Over the past year or so, I’ve been driving my ’67 Mustang a bunch. After all, it was my first car. I purchased it 19 years ago (for $2400)…
The Apple Doesn’t Fall Far From The Tree With This Family Of Classic Car Enthusiasts
It’s not very frequently my brother, my dad, and I get our classic cars together in the same place. 2002 was the last time that the Mustang…
1951 Chevy 3800 Dually Chassis Swap- Frame Shortening
Before we jump into the specifics of what we’re doing here, I’ll give a brief introduction of the project (full project build thread will…
This Custom 1969 Ford Mustang Mach 1 is Pure Pro Touring Bliss
When we see red the color it makes us stop! The color red does something in our brain to pause you right in you’re tracks. Here’s a Custom…
How one man’s trip to the USA lead to Duckhams Oils introducing Europe’s first multigrade engine oil
The year is 1941 and the independent British oil company Duckhams were dealing with the full force of the Second World War – and life in…
Oliver’s 331 Stroker 1968 Mustang Fastback ‘Sparta51’ is the Perfect Balance of Modern and Classic
Make no mistake about it: Oliver’s ’68 Mustang is no show car. While it would definitely hold its own among the purest Mustang enthusiast,…