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Garage Built 427 Stroker 1965 Ford Mustang Will Steal Your Heart
In 1965 Ford had a dream, a dream of making automotive history and cultivating a fan base unlike any other in the industry. The brand already had a great muscle car in the Mustang so it was time to take things up a notch. Long story short, they went out and did exactly what they set out to do. This particular car guy picked up exactly what Ford was laying down and eventually made his very own unique custom classic capable of beating any new model on the road in a race.
Elizabeth Puckett
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Nov 09, 22
Top 9 Muscle Car Renderings
The last twelve months have not only limited people's abilities to actually build cars, but caused a lot of people to have way more time on their hands. Some people spent that time re-imagining some of our favorite cars, and without further commentary, here are some of the most...interesting.
Elizabeth Puckett
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Nov 05, 22
Shelby GT500 Auctions For Over $1 Million
A 2022 Shelby GT500 Heritage Edition is by no means a cheap car, but the fact one auctioned over the weekend for $1,000,938 is shocking. In the end, it wasn’t really about the car, which one day could reach that kind of value, but instead about helping out people adversely affected by the ravages of Hurricane Ian. In other words, this is yet another story of how gearheads watch out for others.
Steven Symes
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Oct 26, 22
1966 Chevy Chevelle Is A Nascar Nod
Chevy’s Chevelle has become one of the most instantly recognizable names and cars in the entirety of the automotive enthusiast community. Whether you're talking about original classics or handbuilt-resto mods, this incredible Chevrolet muscle car is a true legend within the automotive community. Here’s a great example of that latter type which combines the good looks and styling that made the original so iconic with modern performance inspired by Nascar. Probably unlike anything you’ve ever seen before, this Chevelle will blow your mind with its attention to detail and iconic design.
Johnny Puckett
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Oct 23, 22
Rocket 88: Where It All Began
The late 1960s and early 1970s were undeniably the most popular time for the American muscle car, before emissions standards effectively killed them, but it wasn’t the beginning. While most people will say the Pontiac GTO, or Chevy Chevelle kicked off the American muscle car, it was actually a humble Oldsmobile that started it all; the Rocket 88 is the true grandfather of the muscle car.
Elizabeth Puckett
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Oct 22, 22
