Category: american classic

The 1960s Chevelle is easily one of the coolest cars America has ever produced, muscular or not. It’s a real shame they don’t sell one right now, but this doesn’t mean we can’t imagine...

What’s the ultimate muscle car? Ford and Mopar guys will have their own opinion, but for Chevy people, something like this 1970 Chevelle SS ticks all the boxes. It’s a good-looking thing, a real SS, and...

The 1960s was a great decade to be alive if you’re a fan of American performance cars. That’s when Detroit turned almost every single nameplate into a muscle car. Of course, midsize vehicles were...

Although Pontiac chose a name with a decidedly European ring to it, the GTO (Gran Turismo Omologato) is a thorough American hero. After all, it’s widely recognized for putting the muscle car segment on...

Cars that have been sitting in barns or junkyards for decades are usually a sad sight. Sometimes they’re so dirty and rusty that no one wants to touch them, which usually results in a...

My friends’ parents bought this 1968 Buick LeSabre 400 Brand new in 1968. In fact, they even filled out the order sheet. When they unfortunately passed, the car just sat parked for 26 years....

I explored an abandoned junkyard in Tampa, Florida, complete with snakes and alligators, to bring you antique fire trucks, rows of Corvairs and trailers full of old car parts. Plus, it’s all for sale!...

It’s hard to tell with the hood closed, but this 1969 Camaro is packing double-trouble under the hood. This classic piece of American muscle has been upgraded with a pair of 427 V-8 engines....

We all have heard about amazing barn finds from time to time, in this story we will tell you about a 1961 Impala that was parked for 28 years. The story is posted on...

Hidden away in a storage unit in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, is a 1972 Corvette convertible: Bryar Blue, white top, 454, four-speed, wearing its original Firestone Wide Oval tires, 100 percent stock and un-wrenched upon, with...