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People like to use the term “survivor” to describe a classic car that has managed to make it through decades of hazards, and some how managed to live to tell about it. But there are also cars like Phil Perry’s numbers matching Roman Red 1962 Corvette that just lived an easy life rather than merely surviving…
In the first of a two-part series and as an ode to those that can make a high-powered car hook in a rainshower, we’ve compiled a list of ten of the best wheelstand videos on the street. Enjoy, but don’t try this at home, folks!
Anyone can drive a nice looking ride, or even a built one for that matter, but if you’re looking for the true gems in the automotive world, you have to seek out the cars built with true dedication and passion. Brian Hobaugh’s ‘73 Camaro is the perfect example.
Admittedly, I’ve never ridden in a 10 second car before, and this was even my first time to ride in a supercharged LS powered car. But it’s safe to say that St. John’s beastly black C5 has made a believer out of me….
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.
Admit it – you”ve allowed your ego to get caught up with your car, as if it’s an extension of yourself. But the truth is, it’s just a car. Chances are that this eBay seller needs a reminder that hyperbole won’t help sell his 1970 Torino Cobra.
When Corky Coker holds an open house at his establishment there’s going to be a lot of every type of vehicle on hand, filling a four-block radius around Coker Tire, Honest Charley Speed Shop and Honest Charley Garage (all Coker companies) in downtown Chattanooga. Check the recap out here.
At 76 years-old, Vic Edelbrock Jr. shows no signs of calling it quits. Recently we got the opportunity to sit down and talk with Vic Jr. about the early days of Edelbrock, his father, and the current state of motorsports. Read the exclusive interview here.
Car modifications come in all shapes and sizes. Where some enthusiasts would be content with just adding some interior details or a little bit of power to their cars, JCG Restorations & Customs offered Karl Dunn the complete package- a first-gen Camaro so unique that it would take hours to pour over all its detail
The Lunati Great Cam Giveaway contest for Street Legal TV is officially OVER! But the contest will continue for the next two weeks on our sister magazine, OneDirt.com. So, if you know any Dirt Track fans looking for a cam, send them that way – they will be announcing their contest today!
The Mustang Club of America’s Ron Bramlett, Executive Director of the MCA’s planned Mustang 50th Birthday Celebration, has announced there will be two gala events on the same weekend in April of 2014 – one in Las Vegas, Nevada and one in Charlotte, North Carolina.
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.
Sometimes, older might just be better. This 1968 Pontiac Firebird convertible project shows us how old-school power can really shine through.
The Camaro ZL1 is, without a doubt, the Best Camaro Ever. But when the world is filled with amazingly capable cars all competing for the same limited pool of well-heeled potential buyers, is that good enough? We got a chance to sample the ZL1 for himself – and here’s our take.
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.
Alright, we are officially half way through our Street Legal TV Lunati Great Cam Giveaway contest. If you didn’t win this week, don’t worry because we will be accepting entries until May 3rd at 2 PM PST. All you need to do is call in to get your cam specs then tell your story on Lunati’s Facebook Page!
The 1970 GTO Judge is certainly a Top 10 car from the muscle car era, but this one stands out: not only is it Mint Turquoise – a rare color – but it has a red interior. Turquoise and red? It may sound crazy, but looking at the photos you’ll notice it works.
Don’t let the owner of this car fool you. When she couldn’t find competition, she used to put 383 badges on this rare 1966 Dodge Charger because of the “elephant” she had under the hood.
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Practically every major jump in The Dukes of Hazzard series bent and twisted the General Lee Chargers to points of no return, causing car after car to be retired and consequentially destroyed. That’s why finding a Charger used in the filming of the series is so difficult, but this one is believed to be such a car
Back in March, we kicked off our Lunati Great Cam Giveaway as we gave away six cams across a variety of our powerTV online magazines. Since then, each magazine will rotate out giving away two cams each Friday for the next two weeks, and now it’s Street Legal TV’s turn!
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