SIX CLASSIC MSCC FATHER’S DAY STORIES
Today is Father’s Day—regular MSCC readers already know about the paternal connection to the car hobby.
We’re Chevy guys, Ford guys and Mopar guys because...
MSCC JUNE 18 STAR OF THE DAY: ’46 DODGE—THE OWNER WAS A HARDCORE CAR...
MSCC JUNE 18 STAR OF THE DAY: ’46 DODGE—THE OWNER WAS A HARDCORE CAR GUY
The biggest feature of the car culture is the fraternity.
Jim...
SBC IN YOUR FORD, PLYMOUTH, RAMBLER, NASH, DODGE—DO YOU SACRIFICE CREATIVITY AND INNOVATION FOR...
The old days were the pinnacle of innovation in the car hobby.
Guys would rip an engine out of an old junk yard Buick and...
JUNE 2017: THIS 1966 LAND ROVER IS A MOVING TRIBUTE TO ITS OWNER’S LIFE
A 1966 Land Rover is a story unto itself because these sturdy British trucks have built a big legacy over the decades.
A vintage Land...
JUNE 2017: ELEPHANT HUNTER—427 CAMMER ’64 FORD FAIRLANE TWO-DOOR POST
Horsepower wars were alive and well in the late 1960s.
Chrysler had the legendary ‘Elephant’ 426 Hemi -- it was a force at the track...
KEEPING IT REAL: EX-POLICE CARS—A HOT TREND IN THE HOBBY
The car hobby is like any market because it has trends.
These trends can go up and down plus they can be very unpredictable so...
THE WEATHER GODS WERE ANGRY-BUT WE WERE HAPPY AT HISTORY ROAD
One of our favorite annual shows is the History Road show at the world famous Reynolds-Alberta Museum in Wetaskiwin, Alberta, Canada.
The Reynolds-Alberta Museum caters...
MSCC JUNE 11 STAR OF THE WEEK: THIS GUY IN A ’68 MONACO BECAUSE...
MSCC JUNE 11 STAR OF THE WEEK: THIS GUY IN A '68 MONACO BECAUSE HE STILL KNOWS WHAT A PASSING GEAR IS—EVEN IN A...
JUNE 2017: HOW TO TURN A MILD-MANNERED 1969 MUSTANG INTO A STALLION
Ford targeted a new customer base when they introduced the Mustang in 1964.
The car was built to offer an affordable and sporty car to...
JUNE 2017 MSCC STARS IN TRAFFIC—MORE OKANAGAN RIDES
The Okanagan area of BC is known for its giant lake, beaches and great weather.
This past May wasn’t a spectacular month for weather because...
