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Famous Fury at Carlisle in July
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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Night at The Museum
Hershey Fall Meet Fundraiser
The Antique Automobile Club of America (AACA) Club, Library and Museum, along with RM Auctions, have again joined forces to host the fifth annual “Night at the Museum” event on Wednesday, October 5, 2011. This evening will feature friends... more
CLASSICS
Larry Jewett - September 30, 2011 08:00 AM - Comments
1969 Nova Decals
Reproduction Stickers, Tags & Printed Paper For Your Muscle Car
Open the hood, peer through an open door or pop open the decklid on a well-restored muscle car and you’ll be met with plenty of detail. Some of it has to do with correct hardware, along with appropriate component finishes for various bits and pieces, but having the right decals and the right paperwork for (and on) your car actually goes a long way toward making the restoration complete.... more
GENERAL
Wayne Scraba - September 29, 2011 12:00 PM - Comments
TCI transmission update
Mixing and matching TCI transmission performance parts to give your transmission a new lease on life
Anybody that has ever ventured inside of the fluid-breathing Hydra-matic monster found between the flex plate and rear axle knows this is not a job to be taken lightly. They also know that it really isn’t all that complicated and by doing it yourself at home, you can save loads of cash.... more
CORVETTE
Chris McDonald - September 29, 2011 12:00 PM - Comments
Twin turbo Hemi build
Building a monster engine
As a young boy, Chris Perna discovered that he had a gift for drawing. He also had a vivid imagination for, of all things, creating monsters.... more
MOPAR
Mark Ehlen - September 29, 2011 12:00 PM - Comments
Visiting the Petersen Museum
Petersen Museum is still prime time.
Keeping a car museum fresh, active, and relevant is a tremendous challenge in fast-paced times, but the Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles has managed to do just that.... more
CLASSICS
Story Bob Stevens Images Bob Stevens & Earl Duty - September 29, 2011 12:00 PM - Comments
Hurst shifter install
Improving the “go as you row” in your late-model Mustang
When the restyled Mustang debuted in 2005, it was an instant hit with everyone. Classic styling reminiscent of the first generation Mustangs, retro-style upholstery, gauges, and scoops reminded us of what a Mustang SHOULD look like.... more
MUSTANG
Nic Conley - September 29, 2011 10:00 AM - Comments
Trans Am seat cover replacement
Replacing seat covers in a late-model Trans Am
No place sees more wear and tear in any car than the seats and the carpet. Whether they are cloth, vinyl or leather, the seats will see a lot of action and over time simply wear out.... more
GM
Jefferson Bryant - September 29, 2011 10:00 AM - Comments
The Quest
A dream that needed two generations to fulfill
Ask almost any enthusiast about Carlisle, and they’ll likely tell you about one of the ten events that are held there. Or they’ll talk about the hundreds of thousands of enthusiasts who flock to the fairgrounds to attend any one of those events during the summer months.... more
CORVETTE
Andy Bolig - September 29, 2011 10:00 AM - Comments
Video "Auto-Motivation"
Winners Go to SEMA
GUNK® products has announced its collaboration with SkillsUSA, a partnership of industry, students, and teachers working to ensure America has a skilled workforce, to launch the 2011 Serious Solutions Challenge. The nationwide challenge asks automotive... more
GENERAL
Larry Jewett - September 29, 2011 08:00 AM - Comments
Regal GS Earns Victory at Silver State Classic
Buick engineers win 120-mph speed class and Most Accurate Rookie Award
The all-new 2012 Buick Regal GS beat the clock in Nevada’s Silver State Classic Challenge, claiming victory in the 120-mph Grand Touring class on Sunday, Sept. 18, with Bill Rietow, GS lead development engineer, driving and John Townsend, GS drive quality powertrain engineer, navigating.... more
GM
Andy Bolig - September 28, 2011 04:22 PM - Comments