This 1971 Charger SE has been parked in a garage since 1981 and was last registered in 1983. It looks like the original owner has commenced a…

The Impala nameplate was born in 1958 as the top-of-the-line Bel Air version, but Chevrolet rapidly noticed the potential of its new model and promoted it to a stand-alone…

Introduced in 1967 as a lower-priced alternative to the upscale GTX, the Plymouth Road Runner became the company’s most affordable entry into muscle car ownership. And it…

In the early 1970s, American Motors initiated a program to associate its products with well-known fashion designers and companies. There was the Gucci-edition AMC Hornet and the Oleg…

Dan Bailey had been stalking his dream car, a ’69 Mach 1 Mustang, for ten years. No matter his diligence, Dan almost completely lost out. “I had…

As smaller cars became more popular in the early 1960s, Ford decided to redesign the full-size Fairlane into a midsize rig. Plymouth followed suit with the Belvedere,…

What’s your favorite first-gen Ford Mustang color? Are you a Wimbledon White kind of guy, or do you prefer flashier hues like Poppy Red, Acapulco Blue, or…

It’s not often we come across such a magnificent second-generation Camaro. This particular one is from the 1973 model year and aside from its stunning looks, it’s…