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The best thing about “What’s It?” Wednesday is you get two clues. The worst thing is a simple fact--two clues (like this second one) may...

International Harvester blazed its own path in the truck world when it built pickup trucks from 1907 to 1975. In fact, IHC was a...

The Labor Day weekend show took us to a couple of unrelated car shows that took place on two separate days at one lake,...

Nash was a reasonably big player in the domestic automotive game during its early years. Not Big Three-sized, but innovative enough to survive in...

Red Deer Alberta, Canada is a mid-sized city between two of Alberta’s major cities—Calgary and Edmonton. It’s also the hometown of MyStarCollectorCar. That makes sense because...

There are not many good reasons to trade your first-born child for a car, but the otherworldly Shelby Cobra may be one of them....

            The Volkswagen Beetle was an imported sensation when it hit the North American automotive market over 70 years ago. The sub-compact Bug was...

The 1969 Dodge pickup was part of Chrysler’s famous Sweptline models that ended in 1971 after a ten-year production run. These trucks were not...

This is a new month at MyStar so the best way to begin is with a challenge. Here’s the second clue to MyStar’s “What’s It?”...

MyStarCollectorCar used to run a feature entitled ‘Fallen Stars’, a monthly pictorial that showcased old cars and trucks in an advanced state of decline....