The fastback phenomenon has always been associated with the muscle car movement of the late 1960s.   Imagine Steve McQueen behind the wheel of a 1968 Mustang notchback instead of his legendary fastback Mustang during his famous car chase scene in ‘Bullitt’.     The image of a non-fastback Mustang chasing a 1968 Dodge See More

  The pony car wars were a large part of the legendary 1960s automotive scene.   The Ford Mustang cemented the “pony car” term when it debuted in 1964 (and a half), even though the 1964 Barracuda preceded the Mustang by a few months that year.   The Ford Mustang was a home run for See More

  There was a bygone era in which cars built in Japan were not exactly greeted with open arms by North American buyers.   The “Made in Japan” label was viewed in a negative light since many export products built in that country were cheap in both price and build quality.     Cars were See More

  The Road Warrior is the most honorable facet of the car hobby because old iron looks great at a show but it looks spectacular on the road.     Two vintage Ponchos on the same freeway underscore that theme.     So does this Sunbeam on an exit ramp.     This yellow ‘cuda See More