MSCC JANUARY 11 “WHAT’S IT?” WEDNESDAY
Check out the first clue for today's MyStar "What's It?" Wednesday.
Here's the second clue.
You'll see the answer to the puzzle below on Thursday.
It's...
SELLING YOUR CLASSIC? DON’T TRY TO WRITE LIKE SHAKESPEARE
‘For sale’ ads have been around as long as there’s been written communication--and stuff for sale.
There’s a right way and a wrong way to...
JANUARY 2023: 1964 FURY—A 12-YEAR-OLD’S DREAM CAME TRUE 37 YEARS LATER
Many classic car stories begin with the same opening line—"I saw one when I was a kid”.
This 1964 Plymouth Fury owner’s story followed that...
HOW FAR IS TOO FAR ON A RESTORATION OR CUSTOM?
Remember when a five-figure restoration or custom project was like a Bigfoot sighting?
You heard about them—and some guys claimed to have seen a 10,000-dollar...
JANUARY 2023 STARS OF THE CALGARY WORLD OF WHEELS SHOW
World of Wheels is an annual show in Calgary, Alberta, Canada and it’s been held in February for years, but this year it's being...
MSCC JANUARY 6 FIVE FOR FRIDAY: FIVE LESS FAMOUS CARS THAT WILL MAKE YOU...
Most car shows have a typical roster that includes a large dose of Corvettes, Mustangs, Camaros, Mopar muscle, and tri-five Chevys, so you’re competing...
JANUARY 2023: A WILD 1967 BEAUMONT RESTO MOD HAS A LONG FAMILY HISTORY WITH...
Many MyStarCollectorCar readers may ask this important question: What is a Beaumont?
The simple answer is a Beaumont was a Canadian-only Pontiac version of...
MSCC JANUARY 4 “WHAT’S IT?”: WEDNESDAY–NEW YEAR NEW PUZZLE
Happy New Year--here's the first "What's It?" clue of 2023.
This is the second one.
Start with a win in 2023--if you don't solve it, there's...
BREAKDOWN ON THE ROAD: WHY THE KISS PRINCIPLE IS KING OF THE ROAD WITH...
The “KISS Principle” may be an unfamiliar term for some of our MyStarCollectorCar readers.
KISS in this context does not refer to a gaudy...
JANUARY 2023: 1960 FURY CONVERTIBLE—THE SLANT SIX DIDN’T MAKE THE GRADE
The last of the Plymouth fin cars were built in 1960.
Purists may argue that the ’61 Plymouth still had a fin—it just wasn’t vertical.
The...
