MSCC DEC 20 STAR OF THE WEEK: A CLASSIC RATTIE—THE PERFECT...

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MSCC DEC 20 STAR OF THE WEEK: A CLASSIC RATTIE—THE PERFECT RECREATION OF HISTORY Rat rods are a relatively new niche in the car hobby...

DECEMBER 2015 FALLEN STARS: WEATHER DOESN’T MATTER AT THIS POINT

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  This month’s MSCC Fallen Stars are from two large collections that were auctioned off in the last 2 years.     One collection was photographed back in...

DECEMBER 18, 2015: 1978 PLYMOUTH FURY— IT JOINED THE POLICE FORCE...

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  There are many trends in the old car hobby and one of the hottest is the vintage police car.   'Most police cars were used up...

DECEMBER 2015: ’76 CHEVELLE LAGUNA TYPE S-3 – A GUILT TRIP...

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  We all have cars in the past we regret losing.   Some of them were sold intact on a whim and others were sold out of...

DECEMBER 2015: 1978 DODGE TOP HAND—THIS ONE DID COME BACK

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          Car guys who actually got a beloved ride back are rare—the odds are so high against it Vegas won’t even take odds.   'There...

DEC 14, 2015: A FEW TV CAR SHOW QUESTIONS

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  The idea of car guy TV shows has always been a good idea.   My first encounter with these show occurred years ago when half hour...

MSCC DECEMBER 13 STAR OF THE DAY: FRANK SINATRA EDITION IMPERIAL—HAPPY...

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MSCC DECEMBER 13 STAR OF THE DAY: FRANK SINATRA EDITION IMPERIAL—HAPPY 100 TO THE CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD   Frank Sinatra was no mere entertainer because...

DECEMBER 2015 STARS OF THE SHOW: TAKE A TRIP TO HERSHEY...

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  The best part about MSCC Stars of the Show is the convenience.   You can get the highlights from a car show and never leave your...

DECEMBER 11, 2015: ’52 NASH-HEALEY —A MULTINATIONAL SPORTS CAR ROCKS A...

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  Nash was a car maker known more for function over form in the 50s.   'Healey was known for form and function and Italians focus on...

DECEMBER 2015: ’47 AMERICAN LAFRANCE— FALD PUMPER #50 WHAT BETTER WAY...

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    American LaFrance has a storied history with firefighting equipment. They go so far back their early units were pulled by human power, then horse power,...

DECEMBER 2015: 1949 FORD BUSINESS COUPE-THE ULTIMATE IN SHOEBOX COOL

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    Ford added to its list of instant classics with the debut of the ’49 models.   'Some call them “shoeboxes” but there’s little doubt these cars...

DECEMBER 7, 2015: WE PICK THE MOST ICONIC CAR IN AUTOMOTIVE...

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  Any word with “iconic” in front of it in a sentence means the subject is also in front of its peers in the world...

MSCC DECEMBER 6 STAR OF THE WEEK: ’72 BARRACUDA—HIBERNATION IS FOR...

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MSCC DECEMBER 6 STAR OF THE DAY: ’72 BARRACUDA—HIBERNATION IS FOR THE FAINT OF HEART Car guys follow a few basic rules and one of...

DECEMBER 2015 STARS IN TRAFFIC: A LITTLE BIT OF CUBA, A...

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  MSCC Stars in Traffic are generally spotted in the non-winter months because most car guys don’t like to expose their beloved rides to the...

DECEMBER 2015: ’69 SUPER BEE—LOOKS STOCK, LOOKS MILD BUT IT’S A...

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  There’s a look you expect to see with a monster muscle car and it isn’t subtle.   Stock muscle cars like Road Runners and Super Bees...

DECEMBER 2015: ’65 FORD FALCON –SHE LOVES HER FRANKEN-FALCON GASSER

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  Gassers never went out of style.     'People have been drawn to these outlandish race cars since the first one hit the track in the 50s...

NOVEMBER 30, 2015: SEVEN WORST MUSCLE CARS? WHY LISTS NEED A...

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  I’m a fan of lists because they give you concise, short bursts of bullet points to ponder and that’s important in today’s machine-gun paced...

MSCC NOVEMBER 29 STAR OF THE WEEK: A WHITE LAFRANCE FIRE...

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MSCC NOVEMBER 29 STAR OF THE WEEK: A WHITE LAFRANCE FIRE TRUCK—GREY CUP SUNDAY IS HERE Today marks the 103rd Grey Cup and the Ottawa...

NOVEMBER 2015 FALLEN STARS: WINTER’S AROUND THE CORNER—THIS COULD BE EXACTLY...

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NOVEMBER 2015 FALLEN STARS: WINTER’S AROUND THE CORNER—THIS COULD BE EXACTLY WHAT YOU NEED FOR THOSE LONG, COLD MONTHS   November is the turning point in...

NOVEMBER 27, 2015: CAR GUYS — THE LAST OF THE HUNTER-GATHERERS

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  The hunter-gatherer was the most important component of early human culture.   In fact, it was a way of life for all human ancestors...