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You’ll see ten cars from the 1960s on today’s streets before you’ll see a 50s classic--that's unfortunate because the 50s were the most creatively...

Please follow this link to list your car show or event MARCH 4-6: DETROIT, MI Autorama MARCH 4-6: SALT LAKE CITY, UT Autorama MARCH 9:...

A 427 Corvette was the pinnacle of the legendary C-2 series because a big block in a light car meant these Vettes were a...

Pick any car show--large or small. You’re going to see a Camaro, a Mustang, and some form of Mopar muscle at every show because that’s...

The 1948 Studebaker was slightly ahead of the competition in terms of style because of its more rounded design that was embraced by the...

Here’s the first clue for today’s “What’s It?” Wednesday. And here’s the second clue. Check below for the answer on Thursday. It's a 1953 Olds Super 88...

Peggy Vanhees is the proud owner of a very cool 1959 Bedford CA van that has undergone a major transformation from a mild-mannered little...

Long-term MyStar readers know my favorite car guy writer of all time is the legendary Tom McCahill. Uncle Tom reached me when I was a...

There were two shows on August 20, 2016 and they were a few miles apart so MyStar hit them both that day. The Glennifer Lake...

The 1955 Chevrolet 3124 Cameo truck is a mouthful of numbers and letters when recited to people who wonder how a pickup got the...

The bold style of the 1949 Mercury was a home run with buyers when the trail-blazing car ushered in a new era of automotive...

MyStarCollectorCar was blown away by the long-distance winter road trip taken by Rich Guido and his two traveling companions (his father Mike Guido and...

MyStar “What’s It?” Wednesday is basically a jigsaw puzzle for cars so here’s the first piece. Here’s the second piece. You can see the completed puzzle...

MyStarCollectorCar would like to dive right into the “Moggy” nickname controversy and attach the handle to the famous second-generation Morris Minor compact cars built...

Today is Valentine’s Day so flower delivery numbers are spiking, and restaurants are packed because--let’s face it guys--you have no choice. The question is, can...

Station wagons were a fundamental part of yesterday’s automotive world because they were a practical means of transportation for families during a period of...

The 1970 Chevelle LS6 (454 cubic inch) was a beast when it debuted as an option package. There was only one reason Chevy plunked a...

One of the most iconic rides in the car guy universe is the lead sled, a customized and motorized marvel that is largely associated...

The best car stories are the stories with deep family roots, because an old car has to be an important vehicle to survive over...

Here’s the first clue for today’s “What’s It?” Wednesday. Here’s the second clue—good luck guys. You’ll find the solution below on Thursday. It's a '78 King Cobra. By:...