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The July 1960 edition of ‘Hot Rod Magazine’ featured a cover story on what they called ‘America’s Most Beautiful Roadster’. It was a ’29 Ford...

The 1969 Plymouth Barracuda was a solid entry in the ongoing pony car wars of the 1960s. The A-body Mopars had a solid fan club...

Car shows typically end by late October in Alberta (Canada) because global warming is a concept here—not a reality. I’ve been to a few winter...

Jay Mann is the proud owner of a 1946 Chevy Fleetline that has been in his family since 1964 when it was his mother’s...

Dual exhaust systems weren’t much of a factor with regular production cars until Ford introduced the flathead V-8 in March 1932. That’s when the performance...

The Squarebird era (1958-1960) Thunderbirds never got the same press coverage as the tri-five (1955-57) first-gen Thunderbirds. That doesn’t mean the Squarebirds were unpopular because...

This is the first clue to today's Michener-Allen Auctioneering "What's It?" Wednesday. Here's the second clue. Check below on Thursday--you'll see the answer. It's a '69 Malibu. This...

A summer car show at a lake resort village had an unusual entry in the form of a 1968 Plymouth Fury 2-door sedan that...

I watched a video done by a former TV car guy about the future direction of the car hobby. He was always the outspoken voice...

The 1960 Mercury M-100 pickup truck was exclusive to the Canadian market. Ford guys south of the border think they’re some kind of custom build...