Author: Harry
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1967 Chevy Camaro Pro-Touring Convertible: 750 HP ZR1 Engine, Roadster Shop Chassis, Anvil Carbon
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This 1967 Chevrolet Camaro is a pro-touring build that comes with everything the aftermarket industry has to offer for the 1st-gen. However, it’s also a convertible, which you almost never see in the big-budget build world. Convertibles can be cool, especially if you’ve got something super-rare like a GT500, a Cuda or a Z28. However,…
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This “Money Trap” Ford Mustang Runs On A Legendary 427 Sideoiler Engine
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The classic 1969 muscle car shares an iconic V8 with some famous race cars from Ford Engineering, including some of Carroll Shelby’s AC Cobras. YouTube channel American Mustangs It’s one thing to pull a classic 1969 Mustang fastback from a dusty California garage where it’s been sitting for 25 years. It’s quite another to peek…
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1970 Ford Mustang Boss 429 in Grabber Blue Selling for $700,000
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Whenever somebody mentions expensive vintage muscle cars, I immediately think of Mopars with the HEMI 426. However, if this Ford is any indication, prices are about to get out of control with the 1969-1970 Mustang Boss 429 as well. It’s easy to understand why this Mustang is desirable. They didn’t make that many of them,…
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Incredibly Rare Muscle Cars Found Abandoned In A Warehouse Is Beyond Belief
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This incredible warehouse is full of some epic machines, including a rare pair of muscle cars that includes a 1969 Ford Mustang Boss 429. via Raul Burgos YouTube Channel Everyone loves a good barn find. They are some of the coolest cars out there. The thought of a rare and exotic machine, stuffed away from…
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Supercharged Big Block Ford Mustang S550 First Start Is Rowdy, Meet Emelia Hartford’s Pony
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Tired of having just one supercharged option in the Ford Mustang range? Just kidding, the 760 HP 5.2L Predator of the GT500 is brilliant, but still, what if you want more, and by that we mean more than double the muscle of the Shelby? Well, you can always follow the example of actress and car…
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Chopped 1969 Pontiac Grand Prix Golden Lowie Was Cut in 1978, Still Going Strong
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With the custom car world moving at an incredible pace nowadays, many of the builds that land on our radar feature widebody conversions (not all of them), which are arguably easier to perform than, say, a roof chop. As a result, a vehicle such as this chopped 1969 Pontiac Grand Prix, which is nicknamed Golden…
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WhistlinDiesel’s “General Lee” Dodge Charger Packs 1600 HP Twin-Turbo LS, Gets Abused
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Famed YouTuber WhistlinDiesel has just revealed his latest vehicle, and it’s breathtaking. This muscle car is immediately recognizable as General Lee, the 1969 orange Dodge Charger from Dukes of Hazzard. However, it’s been ruined in a good way by having a twin-turbo LS in place of a classic Mopar motor. This car personality is known…
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1968 Pontiac LeMans Revived After 22 Years in Mojave Desert, Serves “Mad Max” on 36-Inch Tires
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The classic Pontiac LeMans doesn’t receive nearly as much credit as it deserves (we’ll get back to that). However, every now and then, we come across a build that puts this Poncho under the spotlights—in the case of this 1968 Pontiac LeMans, that would be the sizzling sun of the Mojave Desert, where the vehicle…
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1967 Shelby Mustang GT500 Has Twin Paxton Superchargers, Makes 700 HP
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The Ford Mustang is maybe the most popular muscle car of all time. And as a result, you’ve seen every kind of mod possible, from mid-engined abominations for SEMA to clean restomods, sometimes sporting Chevy engines. However, you’ve probably never seen a Shelby GT500 with two Paxton superchargers. Twin chargers aren’t a new concept. It…
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Hellcat-Swapped 1970 Dodge Challenger T/A Still Rides on Factory Wheels and Tires at SEMA 2022
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A few short years before the 1973 oil crisis would deprive the original muscle cars of their high-horsepower V8s (oh, how history repeats itself), Mopar dropped a bomb when introducing the E-Body for 1970. This was the platform that served the OG Dodge Challenger and the third-gen Plymouth Barracuda. And an Oregon-based specialist just happened…