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One of the enduring legends in the automotive hobby is the inferior build quality of British sports car from the past. Most of the...

The first-gen Pontiac GTO gained a legendary reputation as one of the first muscle cars from the 1960s. The Goat (GTO) debuted in 1964,...

There are plenty of online quizzes that pretend to analyze people with questions that allegedly determine the participants’ inner selves. The online personality tests...

A simple plan to replace a windshield in a 1963 Plymouth Belvedere sedan seemed realistic for many valid reasons. The major reason was the...

Today’s first clue gives you a great fender and half grille shot—that alone should get you close. This taillight clue should either solve it immediately...

One of the rarest automobiles on the planet is the 1964-65 Shelby Cobra Daytona Coupe. These cars were designed as a Ferrari killer and...

The annual TV car auction in Arizona helps set the price trends in the collector car hobby for the upcoming year. Unfortunately, Covid bureaucrats...

April is when things start heating up on the streets, so even in the plague era you’ll see classic iron out there because they...

The station wagon is a huge symbol of the 1960s, because the Baby Boom peaked, and the minivan was still two decades away from...

Car guy world has many terms that are part of the lingo in the hobby, but these terms may be an entirely new language...

We discovered the MyStarCollectorCar version of lost tapes very recently when an MSCC article about a 2014 car show inadvertently turned up a forgotten...

Today is essentially mid-month so why not have a mid-week puzzle? Here’s the first clue. This is the second clue. No—there’s no third clue, so if...

Just for the record, the headline reads correctly in this article because a Mercury truck was available in Canada. The unusual Canuck truck was...

I consume a lot of YouTube content. I especially consume a lot of content that has to do with old cars. I have consumed so...

Roger Rueedi is only the second owner of a 1961 Dodge W-200 that was originally purchased by a fire and rescue unit in Switzerland....

If current trends continue, large car shows will be on hold for another season but they were going strong back on August 8, 2015...

The mid-1970s were called the Dark Ages in automotive history for a reason. Massive bumpers and choked-off engines were mandated by bureaucrats and seconded by...

There was a smaller British Invasion that occurred long before the Beatles and many other English musical acts hit North America in the mid-1960s....

This week you get to see a lot of real estate for this week’s “What’s It?” Wednesday clues because the first one is a...

“Planned obsolescence” is alive and well in 2021. The term refers to a ruthless sales tactic that takes a perfectly good product and forces...