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  Nash was an independent automotive manufacturer in 1950 as part of the Nash-Kelvinator Corporation.   The Kelvinator part of the partnership was a familiar brand for...

        Land Rovers often fell within the shadow of the legendary Jeep but in reality, they worked in the spotlight all over the years.   'Any...

  The Sixties was a tumultuous era of change and protest.   'One of the few things that stayed the same was the car hobby because gearheads...

  There’s little doubt the Chevy small block has ended up under more hoods than a Lada or Yugo mechanic in the old Soviet Union.   'The...

MSCC MAY 29 STAR OF THE WEEK:  THE ROARING TWENTIES—THEY WERE PRETTY COOL IN STOCK FORM There are many reasons why you don’t see too...

  The 1957 Chevy has been a rock star for many decades in the car hobby.   'They embody everything that was cool about the 50s-even...

    The T-bucket (aka Bucket T) is one of the most popular hot rods ever built in the car hobby.     'The early roots of the T-bucket...

  Muscle cars were around when Elvis owned the radio air waves in the 50s.   'Most of the exhaust noise put out by finned 50s iron...

The station wagon was a big part of baby boomer childhoods from a time when the cars were needed to haul more people during...

    A 1936 Hudson Eight Model 67 will be an instant rock star at any show, particularly when it arrives on its own and...

MSCC MAY 22 STAR OF THE WEEK: THE OWNERS WHO SUPPORT THE SMALL TOWN CAR SHOWS Old cars and trucks are a huge part of...

          I was behind the wheel of a 1963 Plymouth a few weeks ago and approached a busy intersection where the car guy...

  The El Camino was a newcomer when it hit the GM showrooms in 1959.   The hybrid of a car and truck was Chevy’s...

  If you were a kid who loved cars back in the 1960s, you lived in the golden era of classic iron.   I was definitely one...

    There are two reasons people gather around a car: either it’s at the center of an accident scene or it’s a very unusual car.   'A...

    A wild-looking 1952 Chevy with plenty of bug splats on it is a story waiting to happen for us at MSCC.   'We asked owner...

MSCC MAY 14 STAR OF THE WEEK: 1953 BICKLE SEAGRAVE FIRE TRUCK—IT WAS THE RIGHT CHOICE The MSCC Star of the Week is always based...

  The car show off-season can be summed up in one word—winter.   Winter is an outdoor event killer in the truest sense unless you’re running a...

  The best foundation of an MSCC car or truck story is the owner’s commitment to his or her old classic.   'That’s why the first question...

  Ford had a better idea when it introduced its 1949 sedan with its brand new look.     'The 1949 Ford was wrapped in radically different sheet...