JUNE 2021: 1964 FORD COUNTRY SQUIRE–DAD’S FIRST NEW CAR WAS A KEEPER
There are major milestones in life--things like graduation, marriage and kids are high on the list, but the first new car is also a...
JUNE 2021: “MY DAD BOUGHT IT FOR ME!” A 1972 BARRACUDA HAS A...
Murray Stewart was a newly minted teenaged driver when his dad Bill made a promise to buy Murray his first car.
The process began...
JUNE 2021 STARS OF THE SHOW—THE JUNE 11, 2011 HISTORY ROAD SHOW
History Road at the Reynolds Museum will be sidelined for two years straight in 2021, but they held a great show back on June...
MSCC JUNE 11 FIVE FOR FRIDAY: T-TOPS WERE COOL…MYSTARCOLLECTORCAR PICKS OUR FIVE FAVORITES
T-Top roofs defined the 1970s in our humble opinion here at MyStarCollectorCar, but the origins of T-Tops actually began in 1968 when it was...
JUNE 2021: A 1951 STUDEBAKER ‘BULLET NOSE’ BUSINESS COUPE IS STILL A CHAMPION IN...
One of the most iconic designs in automotive history is the famous Bullet-Nose Studebaker built in 1950 and 1951 by the creative little car...
MSCC JUNE 9 “WHAT’S IT?” WEDNESDAY—SOLVE A MID-WEEK CAR PUZZLE
MyStar’s “What’s It?” Wednesday has really taken off in the last two years because car guys are natural problem solvers.
They figure out what goes...
DON’T LET YOUR BELOVED OLD CLASSIC BLOW ITS TOP THIS SUMMER
Those hot summer days are here--so the road beckons for car guys.
The hot weather is very welcome after a long, nasty winter, but the...
THE LONG RUN AND MERCY KILLING OF PONTIAC
Pontiac was a familiar name in the domestic car world and enjoyed 85 years as a member in good standing within the General’s extended...
JUNE 2021 ROAD WARRIORS—WHAT WAS OUT THERE LAST MONTH?
Road Warriors are a good snapshot of what’s on the street at any given time, so here are some classics on the street last...
JUNE 2021: 1979 DODGE MAGNUM–DON’T LET THE NAME FOOL YOU–THIS IS THE BRAZIL VERSION.
South America is full of cars that never saw the streets of North America, because they were built specifically in South America for the...
