Monthly Archive: November 2022

  As one of America’s first compacts, the Ford Falcon doesn’t get a lot of recognition as a performance machine. When production for the 1960 model began, the floodgates for a low-cost and economical...

  The Oldsmobile brand lies somewhere between the greatest cars General Motors ever built and those they wish they never made. The Oldsmobile brand spanned over 108 years before being shut down in 2004....

  Built in only 50 units to celebrate the Cincinnati Bengals’ first year in the American Football League, the 1968 Dodge Bengal Charger is one of the rarest iterations of the iconic muscle car....

  It spent its last five years in Colorado, where the dry air kept the rust away from this beauty. It was the last production year for the first generation of the Camaro, and...

  We are back to the Mid Michigan Motorplex for another fun 1/4 mile drag race brought to you by Cars and Zebras. This time we have a 1965 Chevelle Malibu lining up against...

  One of Pontiac’s shortest-lived nameplates was the Chieftain, which was produced throughout three generations from 1949 to 1958. And even though its Chevrolet Tri-Five competitors eclipsed it in the middle of the 1950s,...

  1970 Ford Torino Cobra Blown 547 Pro Street Race Legends Torino Cobras weren’t as brutally overpowering as some rival big-blocks, but they were strong enough on the street. Part of the car’s heft...

  In 1970, Ford’s Drag Pack option may have been the best $155 you could spend—possibly in all of Detroit. The new-for-1970 Torino Cobra was a pretty hot package for your $3,270 entry fee, with...

  He began his search for a project and stumbled upon this specimen that had been languishing in a warehouse for 30 years. The body was rust free, straight and unmolested, so he bought...

The Hellcat was introduced in 2015, and it really caused a huge buzz in the muscle car community and got people very excited about Dodge. In both the Charger and Challenger, Dodge threw a...