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Dave & Laura Linn’s Contagious 1955 Chevy Bel Air By Shawn Brereton   –   Photography by the Author We all feel a connection with cars. Every one of them has a story. It’s why we write about them, and it’s why you buy this fine publication. Some are tedious to write, especially ones that were bought…

Chrysler Corporation went through a crazy design period from the late-’60s to the early-’70s. At the time, many observers wondered if there was something besides lead in the water around Highland Park, Michigan. Starting with 1970 E-Bodies, the Duster/Demon, and the new intermediate cars in 1971, they became a palette for a psychedelic kaleidoscope of…

Brandy Goff got her love of cars like most of us did: from her family. Brandy said, “There are few memories I can recall that don’t have cars in them. As a child, I remember watching my father and grandfather toiling away at their latest project in my grandfather’s garage. I was always their helper,…

The first Camaro was shown at a press preview in Detroit on September 12, 1966. The public saw the car two weeks later. Later that month, it went on sale for the inaugural 1967 model year, and the automotive world was never quite the same. The Pick of the Day is a 1967 Chevrolet Camaro…

The infamous ’69 that Stars in your kid’s favorite video game is as real as it gets. Picture this: You’re a racer, which means you’re a control freak, yet you agree to ride shotgun in a high-powered, ungodly expensive ’69 Mustang that’s rocketing at triple-digit speeds toward a sweeping, 180-degree turn designed for airplanes taxiing…

Bought fresh off the showroom floor in 2013, Gary Coyne’s 2013 Chevy Camaro ZL1 is just as intense in how it drives as the bright red pigments sprawled across its externals. At the time, Gary merely wanted something “a little different than a regular Camaro” and was completely satisfied with what the nearly decade-old platform…

As if we needed another reason to get behind the wheel of our prized Corvettes, we just wanted to let you know that this Friday, June 29th, is the official Drive Your Corvette To Work Day. For those that don’t have to go to work on that day, feel free to see some sights from…

In the world of the first-gen Camaro, it is hard to build something that no one has ever seen. Sure, each car has details that can set it apart, but to build a complete car that makes even a hardcore Camaro fan stop and truly appreciate all the work done is hard to do. That…

They have hot rods in Belgium? Yes! But fully restored gems cost an arm and a leg, which makes learning to wrench a necessity for anyone with aspirations of acquiring the car of their dreams. So when first-gen Camaro afficionado Kim Noncle found a rusty 1969 project car online—completely devoid of drivetrain and interior—she knew…

Concocted and constructed almost entirely at Eddie’s Rod & Custom, this wild widebody ’63 Vette swept SEMA by storm in 2022. Codenamed “XP-63,” this build blends one-off aesthetics with iconic Corvette lines. It has been the recipient of an impressive lineup of modifications, like a 1,000-horsepower Whipple supercharged V8 LS3, performance underpinnings by the pound,…