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January is high-profile auction month, and the Scottsdale Barrett-Jackson ended this past weekend. The Scottsdale auction is a big event, and it left some big...

The mid to late 1960s gave the car buyer a massive number of options in the muscle car market. Every one of these cars were...

A little Ford history may be in order here: 1967 marked the start of a new outer skin for the Ford Mustang after its...

It was difficult not to notice a bright orange 1964 Plymouth Belvedere at a car show with a turbo boost pipe sticking out of...

“Stripper” is a word with strong links to a world of unclad women, strategically placed paper currency, and dance poles, but since MyStarCollectorCar is...

Long term MyStarCollectorCar readers already know we consider Tom McCahill to be the greatest automotive writer in car magazine history because he has been...

Mid-project cars are the biggest gamble you can take in the car hobby. Most of them are doable, but some half-finished projects are simply a...

This is the February 2026 monthly draw prize for annual subscribers. It's a MyStarCollectorCar license plate (you can only win these--you can't buy them)...

Detroit was aware of the Day Two cars by the mid 60s. Basically, a Day Two car was born when a buyer yanked the stock...

Here's the first clue to today's Michener-Allen Auctioneering "What's It?" Wednesday. This is the second clue. Check below on Thursday for the answer. It's a 1972 Monte...

Checker cabs were like traffic lights in big cities because you saw them all over the place. These weren’t family cars--most of them were commercial...

January is a major month for classic car auctions and Mecum Kissimmee is one of the biggest events. Auctions are simply a snapshot in time,...

The father-son link runs deep in the car hobby. Many Ford guys are Ford guys; Chevy guys are Chevy guys; and Mopar guys are Mopar...

This is a new year at MyStarCollectorCar, so the best way to see the future is to recognize the past. That's why this month features...

We just started a new year, so...like everyone else on the planet, I wanted to pump out a few resolutions to make 2026 another...

The Messerschmitt KR200 was a very unusual car when it debuted in the North American car market during the mid-1950s. Messerschmitt was more famous...

Here's the first clue to today's Michener-Allen Auctioneering "What's It?" Wednesday. This is the second clue. You'll find the answer below on Thursday. It's a 1961 Ford...

Many General Motors fans consider the 1969 Camaro to be the ultimate version of the iconic GM pony car. The first Camaro debuted in...

Most people think in terms of SS454 Chevelles, Hemi Road Runners or Pontiac GTOs when they identify cool two-door hardtops from the 1970-72 era. That...

There are very few one-owner cars bought in 1976 that are still around—let alone in the same hands of the original owner. This 1976 Lincoln...