MARCH 2026: 1963 MERCURY—THIS CANUCK TRUCK WAS 90% THERE

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The toughest projects are the ones someone else started—you could sell t-shirts with that phrase written on them.  Don Ladouceur knew that when he spotted...

MARCH 2026: 1932 DODGE DK8 SEDAN—MUCH RARER THAN A ’69 HEMI DAYTONA CHARGER

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There are rare Mopars that command the spotlight at auctions and car shows. The list includes any Daytona or Superbird wing cars and E-bodies like...

MARCH 2026: 1985 DODGE RAM OR ’78 MACHO 4X4?

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Looks are deceiving in the custom car hobby. There is no way you can be sure what you’re looking at is what you think it...

MARCH 2026: 35 YEARS AND MANY THOUSANDS OF MILES IN AN ORIGINAL 1947 DODGE...

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We at MyStarCollectorCar firmly believe vintage rides are meant to be driven (and not confined to a trailer) on the road. The issue for...

MYSTARCOLLECTORCAR MARCH 2026 CAR SHOWS AND EVENTS

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We're setting up the calendar for the 2026 Car Show Season for club and community car shows, so you can get listed on the...

MARCH 2026: AN OLD WORKHORSE 1966 CHEVROLET C-50 LOW CAB FORWARD TOW TRUCK

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Tow trucks come in many forms because every job has different requirements. They range from simple fender-bender rescues with light cars to massive semi-trailers, so...

MARCH 2026: 1966 CHEVROLET BEL AIR FOUR-DOOR SEDAN—BUILDING THE ULTIMATE DAUGHTER-HAULER/SLEEPER.

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Four-door sedans have been a big topic since Day One at MyStarCollectorCar. There’s a simple reason for this—most four-door sedans have some great stories behind...

MARCH 2026: A 1949 WILLYS JEEP STATION WAGON NAMED BRUCE HAS QUITE A STORY...

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Ed Wilson is the current owner of a 1949 Willys Jeep Station Wagon named Bruce to honor its last owner. Ed was aware of...

MARCH 2026: THIS 1971 CUDA CONVERTIBLE HAS UNDERGONE AN AMAZING RESTORATION OVER THE YEARS

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Fred Provenzano is the proud owner of a 1971 Plymouth Cuda convertible that he bought about 26 years ago as a major project. “It was...

MARCH 2026: THIS ’67 CHARGER BIG-BLOCK WAS WORTH A 1965 RAMBLER AMBASSADOR CONVERTIBLE

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The trade-in value of one car for another can never be underestimated. It really comes down to this—you have a car another guy wants more—and...