We’re pleased to announce our first winner of the Collector’s Auto Supply Contest!Mel is our first winner! His 1947 Dodge Coupe is going to be a custom restoration with a custom rear wing, fender flares, and a custom paint job. He discovered his 47 Dodge Coupe sitting in the bushes with tw …

When fans debate about the best muscle cars ever, the Pontiac GTO Judge will almost certainly be part of the conversation. If you love muscle cars, then you have an opinion about the Judge! To further that conversation, here are answers to a few frequently asked questions about this memorable m …

The Dodge Dart made its mark in history in 1959 for the 1960 model year. Designed to replace the Plymouth as a smaller option in the standard, low-priced car segment, the 1960 Dart featured all the fins and chrome that the ’50s held dear.It had a 118-inch wheelbase, which was sma …

The Chrysler New Yorker was produced by Chrysler from 1940 to 1996. It got its name from a trim level called the “New York Special” in 1938. The New Yorker name officially debuted in 1939.The New Yorker name is what helped Chrysler gain the reputation as the maker of upscale cars that were priced an …

The Bonneville nameplate first made its appearance on a concept car built by GM in 1954. That car was the Bonneville Special, which looked very similar to the Chevy Corvette with a bubble top and two-seater layout.The Bonneville name showed up next as a luxury convertible trim of the Pontiac Star Ch …

The average car has roughly 30,000 parts if you count all parts down to the nuts and bolts. If you consider large parts such as the engine as one part, you can say that a car has about 1,800 separate parts. The engine alone has thousands of individual parts inside it. Many parts are made by the v …