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90AMC Muscle Car History
The "Big" automakers of Detroit were building muscle cars in the late 1960's and early 1970's, but little AMC (American Motors Corporation) was not sitting idly by in Kenosha, WI. While none of their models...
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85Dodge Charger NASCAR History
I'll admit that I am not a real big NASCAR fan, but while doing research on the Dodge Charger history of the late 1960's and early 1970's I learned that it had an affect on NASCAR. Performance was raised and...
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84Buick GS - Buick's Mightiest Muscle Car
Buick didn't have many models during the muscle car era (1967 through 1972), but what they had was about the biggest you could get on the market. The 1970 GSX Stage 1 was rated by Motor Trend as the fastest...
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75Classic car parts - How to find the parts for your restoration project
More than likely you did not buy your classic car in showroom floor condition, but you sure want it to be like that. I won't show you how to accomplish it completely, but I will give you some good advice on...
1 comment76Pontiac GTO History
The Pontiac GTO (sometimes referred to as “the goat”) is arguably one of the two most important history making cars of its generation, the 1960’s (The other is the Ford Mustang). The baby boomers were...
1 comment75Can Financing a Classic Car be an Investment Opportunity?
Financing a classic car can definitely be an investment opportunity if done right. You will need to do your homework, but it can be very rewarding if you are able to own an old classic car and it becomes an...
0 comments74The Muscle Car Era and Gas Guzzling Automobiles
The muscle car era between 1965 and 1973, finally ended when the 1973 OPEC Oil Embargo began, causing severe fuel shortages around America and ultimately stopped Detroit from building any more muscle cars. A...
1 comment73Creating biofuel from the carbon dioxide you exhale - Could you fuel your car with biodiesel created from your breath?
It sounds a bit absurd, but the Liverpool John Lennon Airport will be installing a new system that captures airport visitors CO2 emissions, and converts it to bio fuel. Were not talking about a few ounces or...
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