MyStarCollectorCar

               There were plenty of reasons to buy automotive magazines during a bygone era. The list included ‘Popular Science’, ‘Mechanix Illustrated’, ‘Popular Mechanics’, along...

Most vintage car guys are well aware of John Milner but he may not be as familiar to newer generations of car guys. John...

Restoration is a subjective term. Some cars are sold as ‘fully-restored’ but the next owner finds out restoration standards vary wildly between sellers. This ’58 Plymouth...

The United States and Canada share the longest undefended border on the planet, along with a long history as friendly neighbors, although the War...

A brief history of the Canadian automotive industry will include the Acadian models. These compact cars from General Motors of Canada bore a striking resemblance...

Here’s the headlight from today’s mid-week puzzle car – that may be enough to solve the problem. If not, here’s the taillight to add to...

MyStarCollectorCar has been on the frontlines of the car hobby for the past 11 years and we are very familiar with the culture behind...

Dodge made a big leap forward in 1972 with their truck lineup They moved on from the rugged front leaf spring platform that had carried...

The first days of spring this month are welcome news for car guys because they’re getting restless after a typical long winter. You’re going to...

Winter torpor is a term that begs an obvious question: What in hell is “winter torpor”? The term refers to a biological state in...