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1949 was a pivotal year for Detroit’s finest because it marked the first major style change for most of the domestic cars built during...

The shoebox Fords were cutting-edge when they debuted in 1949, because they represented a turning point for Detroit. The lower-end Fords were a sign that...

The Volkswagen Beetle is one of the most popular and lovable cars ever built, even though its existence was ordered by none other than...

The worst-case scenario in the car hobby is the jigsaw puzzle project. A jigsaw puzzle project is when a guy tears a car apart, then...

Car shows are a major part of the summer scene for us here at MyStarCollectorCar. The more the merrier in our case because we...

Dan Grant was a young guy looking for a set of wheels when he became the owner of a 1954 Chevy panel truck that...

There's an annual tradition every July where Jim and I preview the Michener-Allen Collector Car Auction. It’s like Christmas in July because every year you...

The father-son link is a major theme in the car hobby because the natural tendency is for a father to pass things along to...

Here's the first clue for today's EGAuctions.com "What's It?" Wednesday. This is the 2nd clue. Check out the answer below on Thursday. It's a 1962 Pontiac Tempest...

The 1954 Mercury has never been able to steal away the spotlight from its older automotive siblings built from 1949-51 because the earlier Merc...

Every red and white Mopar fin car gets the same nickname—Christine. This happens whether the car is a ’58 Belvedere two-door hardtop (Christine) or any...

Reynolds Museum is a big attraction in Wetaskiwin, Alberta Canada, a community of about 12,000 people about a half hour drive from Edmonton, Alberta....

July is prime time for Road Warriors, so here are several examples from past Julys--like this '59 Oldsmobile. Or this street rod back in July...

I live on a street with a playground zone and recently I saw a guy rocket through it doing about 75-80 miles per hour. That...

The 1982 Malibu station wagon represented the back nine of the conventional long roof. Minivans were on the horizon—they stole the kiddie-hauler market overnight because...

Here's the first clue for today's EGAuctions.com "What's It?" Wednesday. This is the 2nd clue. You'll find the answer below on Thursday. It's a 1970 Pontiac Catalina. Sponsored...

“Bird-brained” is a word bonded to chronic stupidity bordering on terminal stupidity, although the very intelligent crow family would take exception to this label....

The 1964 Dart GT was a rare beast because cars like the Mustang—and to a lesser degree—the Plymouth Barracuda stole the market for compact,...

A Thames E83W pickup truck was an unusual sight in North America during its production heyday from 1938 until 1957 and very few of...

Camrose, Alberta, Canada is located in the east central region of the province so it’s a little off the beaten path, but it’s a...