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When Christine, a movie based on a Stephen King book, was released in theatres in December of 1983, no one could have ever imagined what it would mean... more
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1970 Plymouth Road Runner
Enthusiasm started in a high-school parking lot
Provenance nearly always improves the value of anything collectible. Being able to track any precious object back through its life to learn who has owned it and where it’s been and how it’s been used has always been very desirable — not only to prove its authenticity, but also to help establish its worth.... more
MOPAR
Mark Ehlen - November 23, 2011 10:00 AM - Comments
Supercharging a 2007 Z06
Over 150 reasons to supercharge your Z06
Just hearing the number 427 conjures up memories of the mighty rumbling big-block powering the Corvettes or Camaros of the late sixties. Who isn’t awe-inspired by the mere idea of being behind the wheel of one of these beasts from the muscle car era?... more
CORVETTE
Nic Conley - November 23, 2011 10:00 AM - Comments
Remembering Those Who Serve
Webasto Builds Special Mustang
Webasto Product North America, Inc. (WPNA) has collaborated with top aftermarket manufacturers to build a patriotic Ford Mustang that honors our nation’s heroes. The goal is to bring awareness and raise money for The Fallen and Wounded Soldier’s... more
MUSTANG
Larry Jewett - November 23, 2011 08:44 AM - Comments
AACA Hosts Toy Drive
Food for the Needy Also Accepted
The Antique Automobile Club of America (AACA) Museum is teaming up with Carry the Light Ministries of Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania for the fifth consecutive year to help sponsor a Food & Toy "DRIVE".Last year, this "DRIVE" was able to assist more than... more
CLASSICS
Nancy Gates - November 22, 2011 08:11 AM - Comments
L.A. Overview
Auto Show Reveals
The 2011 L.A. Auto Show has once again served as the venue for product launches. Most of the new products centered on foreign manufacturers, the “Big 3” had their hands in as well.General Motors used the time to unveil the powerful Camaro... more
GENERAL
Larry Jewett - November 18, 2011 01:43 PM - Comments
Winning Wager
California Museum Gets James Dean Car
During the height of the baseball season, the California Automobile Museum of Sacramento and the National Automobile Museum in Reno entered into a friendly wager pitting two minor league baseball teams, the Sacramento River Cats and the Reno Aces, against... more
CLASSICS
Deborah Davis - November 18, 2011 12:19 PM - Comments
Ring Brothers Honored
Goodguys Award Added
Mike and Jim Ring, renowned designers and builders of cutting edge muscle cars and street machines were dual recipients of the Goodguys 2011 Trendsetter Award. The award is presented annually to rising talents in the realm of rod & custom car building... more
GENERAL
John Drummond - November 17, 2011 10:10 AM - Comments
2006 Mustang GT
Wicked Performance Cooks Up a Hot Ride on the Jersey Coast
Brian Hand has always been a “handy” guy … and you knew that pun was coming. At an early age, he had a deep interest in how and why things worked.... more
MUSTANG
Scott Lachenauer - November 17, 2011 10:00 AM - Comments
Horn's Auto Sales & Salvage
50 Years in Business
Leroy Horn is a mild-mannered friendly individual who started Horn’s Auto Sales & Salvage at his home in 1961 as a part-time business. In 1975, he decided to make it his full-time job. Horn lightheartedly recalls that it seems he made more money working it as a part-time business.... more
CLASSICS
Leroy Drittler - November 17, 2011 10:00 AM - Comments
1984 Corvette (number 750000)
Corvette #750000 is this 1984 model
Seeing a 1984 Corvette with factory fresh white paint and a fully wrapped red interior tends to motivate one to take a closer look. The instrument cluster reveals a staggering 450 miles on the clock.... more
CORVETTE
Al Rogers - November 17, 2011 10:00 AM - Comments