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  Rick Harper is a big fan of the car hobby and has the necessary skills to do the hard work behind a restoration.   His interest...

MSCC APRIL 10 STAR OF THE WEEK: ’67 PLYMOUTH GTX—THE FIRST CASUALTY OF THE NEW SEASON IS STARDOM THE HARD WAY There is an unwritten...

                      APRIL 2016 FALLEN STARS: THE LAST STOP IS A ROLL OF THE DICE WITH VEGA ODDS   Project cars and trucks are not a defined...

    The Buick Electra 225 was known as the “Deuce and a quarter” because of its overall length of 225 inches.   'These big luxury...

  We follow the crowds at car shows because they will always lead us to a story with massive appeal for our MSCC readers.   'The...

  Allan Jackson walked into his local Chrysler dealership in December, 1966 and bought a Hemi, specifically a 1967 Dodge Coronet RT.   The car...

  Central Alberta isn’t the most predictable place for weather.   The place is right next to the mountains so there is a possibility of a...

MSCC APRIL 3 STAR OF THE WEEK: ‘66 CORONET—CALL IT A GRANNY CAR AT YOUR OWN PERIL Mopar did some pretty interesting things with the...

  New cars will stop, go, handle and run far better than old iron.   They’ll get you anywhere you want to go in comfort, they’ll get...

Old iron reaches every generation so MSCC looks for young gun stories to celebrate the future of the hobby. Young gun stories aren’t confined to...

  Every car has its strengths and weaknesses.   We like to celebrate the strengths more than the weaknesses in old cars because there is so...

  We have touched on the uniquely Canadian Ford model known as the Meteor many times over the years.   The Meteor brand was produced in...

MSCC MARCH 27 STAR OF THE WEEK: ANGLIA—THEY KEEP THEM STOCK IN COLONIA, URUGUAY Most Anglias began life as sedate little British cars but few...

  There’s an argument in favor of brand-specific car shows.     For example, Volkswagen Beetle people are a different demographic than a rat rod crowd although both...

DeSoto was a storied name at Chrysler for many decades. They were “in-between cars” because DeSotos fell in between the higher-end Chryslers and the lower-end...

Ben Janko was born to sell cars. 'He had phenomenal business sense—he started working as the manager at Ultra Service in 1955 at the age...

    The most famous cars of the 50s were the iconic Tri-Five Chevys that had a three year run from 1955-57.   'Most people are familiar with...

  Darcy Snyder was a teenager when he first saw his 1972 Vega station wagon on the street in the 80s.   Somebody else owned it and...