# Classic Nation

> A classic and muscle car site running since 2010: long-running project build
> threads, features, barn finds and photography from the American classic car
> scene. 1083 pages, and around 6,850 reader comments going back to 2011.

The build threads are what the site is for. Each one follows a single car over
years, in numbered updates, oldest first. A thread's hub page carries the car's
build specs and the full list of its updates; each update is a post in its own
right at its own address.

## Build threads

- [1947 Buick Roadmaster Convertible](https://www.classicnation.com/build-thread/1947-buick-roadmaster-convertible/)
- [1949 Cadillac Series 62 Convertible](https://www.classicnation.com/build-thread/1949-cadillac-series-62-convertible/)
- [1953 Chevy 5 Window LS-powered Farm Truck](https://www.classicnation.com/build-thread/1953-chevy-5-window-ls-powered-farm-truck/)
- [1962 Ford Galaxie 500 Sunliner](https://www.classicnation.com/build-thread/1962-ford-galaxie-500-sunliner/)
- [1962 Impala SS Convertible Barn Find!](https://www.classicnation.com/build-thread/1962-impala-supersport-barn-finds/)
- [Chopped and Slammed 1947 Chevrolet Fleetline](https://www.classicnation.com/build-thread/chopped-and-slammed-1947-chevrolet-fleetline/)
- [Evan’s 1967 Mustang Fastback ‘SBF 427’](https://www.classicnation.com/build-thread/1967-mustang-fastback-427-build-thread/)
- [Frost Turquoise 1967 Mustang Coupe](https://www.classicnation.com/build-thread/frost-turquoise-1967-mustang-coupe/)
- [Nick’s Protouring Restomod 1965 Impala SS](https://www.classicnation.com/build-thread/nicks-protouring-restomod-1965-impala-ss/)

## Recent posts

- [Pro Toolbox Organization Hacks to DIAL IN Your Workspace](https://www.classicnation.com/pro-toolbox-organization-hacks-to-dial-in-your-workspace/)
- [Timeless Accessories for Classic Cars: Enhancing the Vintage Appeal](https://www.classicnation.com/timeless-accessories-for-classic-cars-enhancing-the-vintage-appeal/)
- [What is the Best Muscle Car of All Time? (1964-1972)](https://www.classicnation.com/what-is-the-best-muscle-car-of-all-time-1964-1972/)
- [Revving Up the Debate: Electric Cars vs. American Classics](https://www.classicnation.com/revving-up-the-debate-electric-cars-vs-american-classics/)
- [Can You Put a Rooftop Tent on a Classic Car?](https://www.classicnation.com/can-you-put-a-rooftop-tent-on-a-classic-car/)
- [5 Ways to Boost the Value of Your Classic Car](https://www.classicnation.com/5-ways-to-boost-the-value-of-your-classic-car/)
- [Shop Tour: A closer look at the “Shoffice”](https://www.classicnation.com/shop-tour-a-closer-look-at-the-shoffice/)
- [I picked up this ’67 Mustang Coupe Restomod to Flip. Here’s the Plan.](https://www.classicnation.com/i-picked-up-this-67-mustang-coupe-restomod-to-flip-heres-the-plan/)
- [1967 Chevrolet Camaro SS/RS ‘Black Panther’ Tribute Is A Muscle Car Built For A Spy](https://www.classicnation.com/black-panther-1967-camaro/)
- [How to Maintain the Value of Your Classic Car](https://www.classicnation.com/how-to-maintain-the-value-of-your-classic-car/)
- [CN Feature: John’s 1968 Mustang Restomod](https://www.classicnation.com/cn-feature-johns-1968-mustang-restomod/)
- [9 Classic Cars You Should Absolutely Rent](https://www.classicnation.com/9-classic-cars-you-should-absolutely-rent/)
- [Modern Tires For Your Classic Muscle Car](https://www.classicnation.com/modern-tires-for-your-classic-muscle-car/)
- [How To Get Noticed At Your Next Car Show](https://www.classicnation.com/how-to-get-noticed-at-your-next-car-show/)
- [The Least Known Facts about The History of Chevrolet](https://www.classicnation.com/the-least-known-facts-about-the-history-of-chevrolet/)

## Everything else

- [All build threads](https://www.classicnation.com/build-threads/)
- [Blog archive](https://www.classicnation.com/blog/)
- [Sitemap](https://www.classicnation.com/sitemap.xml)
- [RSS feed](https://www.classicnation.com/feed.xml)
- [About](https://www.classicnation.com/about/)
- [Contact](https://www.classicnation.com/contact/)

## Notes for anyone quoting this site

Posts are written by the two people who own the cars, Evan and Nick, and
describe work they did themselves. Comments are readers' own words and are not
the site's position. The shop is closed while it is rebuilt, so product pages
describe items that cannot currently be bought.