Our previous post covered the iconic 1965 to 1970 Ford Mustang and why it's such an appealing car to restore. The next classic car we’re going to explore is another American classic that hails from Detroit. Not only are this car’s racing stripes an American classic, but its big-block has been …

Part 1: The 1965 to 1970 Ford MustangGearheads around the world have dreams of restoring a piece of muscle car history and parking it in their garage. In the days when Detroit build some of the most desirable, fun, and iconic cars in the world, millions of these American muscle cars dominated the st …

Each year, car fans come from across the continent, and often from around the world, to the town of Hershey, Pennsylvania. And for good reason: it’s the site of one of the world’s largest antique-auto flea markets. Hosted by the Hershey Region of the AACA (Antique Automobile Club of America) …

That time of the year quickly approaches; when white blankets of snow coat the ground and people break out their winter coats. But before temperatures drop and the days get shorter, it’s a good idea to winterize your car so that your frosty transition will be as seamless as possible. Here are …

I grew up around old cars, hot rods, classics...cars like that. I spent my childhood helping my dad restore his 1953 Ford F100. All his friends were hot rod builders, drag racers, and car enthusiasts. Even today, I’ll hear a sound or smell a scent that thrusts me back to a memor …

Without a doubt, SEMA is the wildest car show that isn’t actually a car show. It stands for Specialty Equipment Market Association, and the enormous event at the Las Vegas Convention Center features just about everything for the aftermarket. That includes items for new cars and trucks, as we …