Author: Harry
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Here’s Why They Stopped Making The Hudson Car
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In a crowded auto market with hundreds of makes and models available, Hudson had the best first year’s production in automobile industry history. Via: Uncrate The Hudson Motor Car Company began its forty-eight-year history of manufacturing automobiles in February 1909 when eight Detroit businessmen founded the company with the goal of producing automobiles that would…
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1967-1969 Chevrolet Camaro: Costs, Facts, And Figures
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While every generation has its memorable version, many consider the first generation as the Golden Age of the Camaro. via Bring a Trailer Chevrolet introduced the Camaro in 1967 to rival the wildly successful Ford Mustang and, for over 50 years, has produced some of the best performing models to compete in the muscle car…
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1964 Shelby Cobra 289 FIA 50th Anniversary Edition
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CSX 7000 Series continuation car with 115 miles Featured on AutoHunter, the online auction platform driven by ClassicCars.com, is this 1964 Shelby Cobra 289 FIA 50th Anniversary Edition. It is an authentic “continuation car” built by Shelby American in 2014 of the Shelby Cobra 289 racer campaigned in the 1960s, and it is number 16 of 50 marking…
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Shelby American to Build 750HP Centennial Edition Mustang in Honor of 100th Anniversary of Carroll Shelby’s Birth
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A prototype will be unveiled in Gardena, California, on Saturday, January 14 at 10 AM PST Shelby American is honoring the 100th anniversary of its founder’s birth with a small run of Centennial Edition Mustangs. Only 100 of the 2023 model year supercharged Carroll Shelby Centennial Edition Mustangs will be available through Shelby American in…
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My Classic Car: 1968 Ford Torino GT. In the end, we all return home
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Dream GTIn January of 1976, I turned 16 and it was time to buy my first car. My mother and I were poor, but I had a job as a stock boy in a department store in Hollywood. I used to take the bus to work every day after school. One day a friend of…
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Original Eleanor Mustang of Gone in 60 Seconds Returned to LA in 2022, How Much Is It Worth?
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From what I’ve seen, most enthusiasts on the internet seem to rejoyce about the Shelby Trust winning a long lawsuit against Gone in 60 Seconds creator H. B. Halicki’s widow Denice Shakarian Halicki earlier this month. After all, that may mean more replicas of the 1967 GT500-impersonating Mustang from the 2000 remake of Gone in…
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1963 Mustang Prototype Built for Henry Ford II Has Leather Interior, Vinyl Top
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The first Ford Mustang came out in 1964. Well, technically 1964.5, because production started March 9th, 5 months before the standard model year change for 1965. But there is at least one 1963 Ford Mustang out there, and it belonged to the big boss himself, Henry Ford II. As you’d expect, this early example of…
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1974 Dodge Challenger Restomod Adds Modern Hellcat-Like Front End and Mopar 408 Stroker V8
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Everybody thinks that the best old muscle cars were built until around 1971, especially in the world of Mopar. However, there’s a lot that can be done with later models if you’re willing to put in the work. Case in point, this 1974 Dodge Challenger that’s barely recognizable due to its modern-looking front end and…
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Pandem S197 Mustang Widebody Kit Is a Mad Max Tribute, Roof Spoiler Included
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We are just months away from the first deliveries of the seventh-generation S650 Mustang, which will likely be the final American muscle car with an internal combustion engine. Speaking of the ‘Stang and the idea of the last V8, these are two elements brought together by the recently-showcased Pandem widebody kit for the S197 Mustang,…
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Pandem Widebody Kit for 1970 Chevrolet Camaro Premieres Smooth, Square Fenders
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With GM doing nothing to silence the rumors about the Camaro being axed or becoming an all-electric sedan starting in 2024 at the earliest, Chevy’s muscle car feels more precious than ever. And that’s not just in our hearts. Tuners are taking notice too, with the freshest example being a Pandem widebody kit for the…