Chris Demorro Staff Writer

Christopher DeMorro is a freelance writer and journalist from Connecticut with two passions in life; writing, and cars. This has led him to pursue a full time career as a freelancer with a focus on cars.


This vintage Motor Trend review for the 1968 Shelby GT500KR brings back all sorts of memories from a time when cars were cars, men were men, and Shelby was the foremost name in Ford performance.

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Crashing a classic car is never fun, though modern safety equipment can go a long way towards keeping you alive. Watch the in-car video of this ’73 Mustang Mach 1 rally racer getting into a nasty accident…yet both driver and navigator walked away with nothing more than minor bruising.

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With the recent passing of Carroll Shelby, we find ourselves looking back on the legacy he will leave. Not only did Shelby build great cars, but he also influenced the comedy styling of Bill Cosby, as this famous bit from Cosby’s album “200 MPH” shows.

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Baby Boomers have spent a lot of money on crazy custom Mustangs in the past decade, and more than a few have wound up on eBay after the fact. For $325,000, how does a twin-supercharged custom ’67 Mustang sound?

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Dean Martin was the “King of Cool”, and his choice in cars reflects that. This one-of-26 Ghia L6.4 is powered by a Chrysler V8 and customized by George Barris himself. And for a couple hundred thousand dollars, it can be yours!

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The 80′s GM G-body coupes don’t get half the love they deserve. Luckily, Holley is hard at work on Project G-Force One, a G-body Pontiac Grand Prix with a 750 horsepower supercharged LS7 engine under the hood.

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Carroll Shelby, builder of the GT500 and Shelby Cobra, has died today at the age of 89. He will be missed by much more than just Ford fans.

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The 1974 Ford Mustang II was the first, and only Mustang to not even offer a V8 engine. Mustang enthusiasts hate it, and with good reason…so we think putting a Mustang II onto a truck chassis is the best use you can get out of such a crappy car.

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The first production Shelby Cobra will be on display at the Dana Point Concours d’Elegance this June. This one-off Shelby has lived quite the life, but now it enjoys a plush retirement as one of the most important Shelby cars ever.

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De Tomaso, famed maker of the Pantera supercar, has finally run out of time and money. The whole of the De Tomaso operation is up for sale, after promises that the automaker would return, better than ever.

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From a tragic death comes an inspiring story of a community of soldiers and volunteers coming together to finish a father’s final gift to his family. The story of Captain Bruce Hayes and his ’59 Apache pickup is a reminder of the good that people can do together.

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America celebrates war veterans twice a year with national holidays, and one guy got so into the spirit that he transformed a 1975 Chevy Monza into this one-of-a-kind parade float.

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The 2013 Shelby GT500 is the most powerful street Mustang Ford has ever made, and a lot of effort went into getting it right. And Ford isn’t even done yet, taking the new Shelby to the famed Nurburgring for some final tuning before sales begin later this summer.

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The Chevy Chevelle wagon could be had with a number of big V8 engines, helping morph it into a muscle wagon. Up on eBay right now is one of these rare wagons…and if you ask us, it looks damn good.

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What do you do with a dying engine? This video shows one way to deal with a motor on its last legs; blow the bastard up. Beware, engine carnage ahead.

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One stretch of the famous German Autobahn has seen four separate supercar crashes in just four days. Among the victims; a rented Dodge Viper ACR, and a C6 Corvette.

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Cleveland Engine Plant No. 2 will make its last engine this Friday. The 250 workers will be folded into a third shift as Ford closes another chapter in its long history.

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Bill Sandretto has owned many Mustangs, but this 428-powered ’67 may be his favorite. From the modern suspension to the plush interior, this is one Mustang that doesn’t mess around.

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The death of a loved one can turn family members against each other. In one bizarre case, a Connecticut man is accused of stealing and selling the 1973 Camaro willed to the daughter of his dead brother.

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The 1938 Tablot-Lago is a gorgeous car…one you’ve probably never heard of. Modern replicas have taken this classic design and brought it into modern times with a Ford V8, independent suspension, and disc brakes. But is $140,000 too-high an asking price?

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The RAM SRT-10 is one powerful pickup truck, but can it take down Europe’s elite SUV crowd…while hauling a big plastic bovine in its bed? Tune into this video to see how the RAM handles Mercedes, Range Rover, and BMW’s best SUV’s.

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This (mostly) authentic clone of a 1969 Ford XW Falcon GT wagon can’t be had in America, but it sure is awesome to look at. Australia has the market on classic muscle wagons cornered with cars like this.

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The Fiat-Chrysler alliance has produced some strange results, none stranger than the diesel-powered Chrysler 300C being sold in the UK. It will only come with a V6 diesel engine, but with 400 ft-lbs of torque and a 33 mpg rating, it ain’t no slouch.

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In 2003, the Station nightclub fire in Rhode Island claimed 100 lives. Two of the survivors have banded together over their shared passion of classic American cars to help them through the healing process.

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In 1963 Ford wanted to improve the image of its compact Falcon coupe, so they entered it in the Monte Carlo rally. By 1964 they were dominating their class. Now this class-winning Falcon is heading back to Monte Carlo to be auctioned off. How much will this historical rally racer fetch on the auction block?

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Last year an outbreak of tornadoes left over 300 people dead in the deep South and did billions of dollars in damage. Among the material casualties was a rare 2000 Ford Mustang Cobra R. Rebuilding such a car is no easy feat, but it was done, and done right, a year later.

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Most Camaro owners know not to gun it down residential streets…most, but not all. Sherman Holland lost control of this classic Camaro and wound up driving it right into a pool after taking a corner too fast. Sure, it was a quick way to clean his Camaro, but the damage probably wasn’t worth it…

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The Damaged Goods Customs shop is the focus of this next video. If you want to see some top-notch welding work and some exceptional looking and incredibly creative hot rods, you don’t want to miss this video.

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Hot rods and hot girls go together so well, and we love a chick who can appreciate a fast ride. The girl riding shotgun in this 600 horsepower rat rod sure knows how to have a good time as she alternates between laughing and screaming as the driver whips about like a madman in his old Model A.

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The official numbers are in, and the 2013 Shelby GT500 has exceeded even Ford’s expectations. The official ratings are 662 horsepower and 630 ft-lbs of torque. How can the Camaro ever hope to compete with that?

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Every fan of hot rods and kustom cars should know the name of Gene Winfield. And if you don’t you’d do well to watch this brief intro to his life story from the DVD Kings of Kustom.

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Speculation has been rampant that GM is plotting a new Chevy performance car called the SS. One intrepid blogger has uncovered via the OnStar website that this is indeed the case, and that the vehicle is planned for the 2014 model year. Can we get an Amen?

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Production of the 950+ horsepower Shelby 1000 is already under way in Las Vegas as the world renowned Mustang tuner moves to build the first of its supercars.

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Glass roofs are making a big comeback, though it is an old trend with its roots in the 1950′s. America’s first transparent-roof car was the ’54 Mercury Sun Valley, which used tinted Plexiglass to give drivers a wider view of the world.

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The last car of its kind ever built worth more than the first of its kind? Depends on who you ask. For $115,000 though, the price of this 54-mile ’93 Cobra R seems steep. But it is the last ’93 Cobra R built. Is it worth the asking price?

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Goodguys Rod & Custom is giving away a Chevy C10 pickup for its 2014 giveaway contest. They are getting a head start by asking us to vote on our favorite design for this giveaway project vehicle, and the choices range from mild to wild, retro to futuristic, and everything in between.

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Burnouts are universally cool, but only in controlled, safe conditions. The guy driving the ute in the next video was anything but safe, and his Aussie performance truck paid the price.

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With the 50th anniversary of the Ford Mustang just 2 years away, the Mustang Club of America has got its plans well under way. They will be having not one, but two celebrations on opposite sides of the country so everybody can join the fun.

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Looking for a new suspension for your old car? This video from Heidts shows that upgrading a classic Chevelle’s suspension ain’t no big thang, though the difference in ride and performance will shock you.

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GM just got around to trademarking the SS moniker. Are they planning a new Chevy SS vehicle? What about a whole new SS brand? What exactly is the General up to? Find out what we think is happening for the brand.

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