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Chris Demorro on May 25, 2013
This unique, one-off 1967 Shelby Super Snake, sold for a jaw-dropping $1.3 million, the highest-selling Mustang ever. What made this car so special? We’ve got the details.
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Michael Harding on May 24, 2013
Splitting the gears for better driveability and economy is what Gear Vendors under/overdrive is all about. If you love driving your classic car and hate the frequent stops at the pump, Gear Vendors has a solution for you.
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Michael Harding on May 24, 2013
Sometime when we work on our project cars, we procrastinate just a little. But when Royce Bradley decided to get busy building a Pro-Streeter out of this 1961 Buick Skylark, he decided “No Excuses” were needed.
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Chris Demorro on May 24, 2013
Dodge is hoping that commercials with the new Dart and Fast and Furious 6 tie-ins will help driven younger male buyers into showrooms…but we’re not so sure it’ll work like that.
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David Chick on May 24, 2013
This creamy red ’67 Nova built by the Greening Auto Company showed up at the 2013 Goodguys Nashville Nationals. We’ve got the video by ScottieDTV, and it gets you close up and personal to show you all the important parts; it even shows the Nova running on the race track!
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David Chick on May 24, 2013
American Racing, the iconic wheel manufacturer, is here to show you their latest design for GM muscle cars. The VN327 “Rally” is designed for those with street vehicles that are in need of a classic look, with options ranging from 17″-20″.
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Andrew Wolf on May 24, 2013
Today, we’re going to take a closer look at the design and advantages of Derale’s Hyper-Cool Remote transmission cooler unit and show you why it’s remote mounting and stacked plate design are perfect for our racing application. We’ll also give you a brief walk-through of the installation process.
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Andrew Wolf on May 24, 2013
The Optima Batteries YouTube page is chocked full of great tech tip videos covering a wide range of topics that provide a great education on batteries whether you’re new to the automotive performance world or you’ve seen and done it all.
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David Chick on May 24, 2013
Another eBay find: A Bob Mosher built 1964 Plymouth Savoy in stunning red on red. The 472 cubic inch HEMI and four-speed trans make it hit wherever it goes; and with a few modern refinements this car is also a driver.
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Chris Demorro on May 24, 2013
Check out this story of the unearthing and restoration of a rare AC Cobra, all brought on by a simple propane delivery. This is why it pays to know your cars!
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Bobby Kimbrough on May 24, 2013
Every summer the Friends of Steve McQueen Car Show brings thousands of spectators to the Boys Republic campus in Chino Hills, where 16 year-old Steve McQueen spent time as a student in 1946. McQueen formed a life-long relationship with the school. This carshow is partly to honor the man and partly as charity.
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David Chick on May 24, 2013
Flaming River takes you on a tour of its manufacturing facilities, led by vice president Bob Domin. See all the cool factors that make Flaming River the best when it comes to steering components!
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Chris Demorro on May 23, 2013
For the first time in more than a decade Chrysler will field a pair of Vipers to compete in the 24 Hours of Le Mans. These two SRT Viper GTS-Rs will have a field full of powerful competitors, but the SRT team is surely up to the task.
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Chris Demorro on May 23, 2013
George Barris, one most famous car customizers of all time, will be entered into the SEMA Hall of Fame alongside three other famous names in car history. Barris designed such amazing examples as the Batmobile, Asteroid Corvette, KITT from Knight Rider and General Lee of the Dukes of Hazzard TV show.
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Chris Demorro on May 23, 2013
Jim Harbaugh, coach of the Super Bowl-losing San Francisco 49ers, will be driving the 2014 Corvette Stingray Pace Car at this year’s Indianapolis 500 event, becoming one of the first “civilians” to drive this brand new American icon.
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Chris Demorro on May 23, 2013
At some point the owner of this 2008 Cadillac XLR decided to throw caution to the wind, and create a completely custom classic based on his XLR. This throwback is certainly a head-turner, though whether that is a good thing or not is up to you.
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There’s nothing better than parts that look great and perform even better. Read along as we install and do before and after dyno tests with Airaid’s real carbon fiber MXP cold air intake system on a modified 1LE Camaro. Get all the details inside…
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Rick Seitz on May 23, 2013
Looking for a modern touch for your carbureted-equipped project car? Then AIRAID is here to help with these carbon fiber carburetor hats. Constructed from real, lightweight carbon fiber, it’s a functional, show-quality piece of craftsmanship that will help your ride standout at the cruise-in spot or race events.
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David Chick on May 23, 2013
This ’69 El Camino has a problem: it’s stuck in Stock-ville! The guys at Dakota Digital bring it up to date with the VHX system. Check out this comprehensive install video and see how you can improve your own Chevy!
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Lindsey Fisher on May 23, 2013
Sitting in a garage for the last 25 years, the Camaro is set to make its 2nd debut this year sometime in a rough rat-muscle car state, one that can be driven and enjoyed without too much work gone into it. In the future, however, we have a feeling that this first-gen beauty will see a full overhaul.
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