Bobby Clark
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8 Bultaco motorcycles from the 1959 Tralla 101 to the 360cc El Bandido
Bultaco began with a boardroom vote. In May 1958, Montesa’s board decided to quit international grand prix road racing, and Francisco Bulto, who had driven…
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9 engines Mercury offered in the Cougar from 1967 to 1973
Mercury Cougar V8 engines covered a wide spread in just seven model years. Between 1967 and 1973, a buyer could order anything from a 195-hp…
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10 limited-edition cars that are increasingly difficult to find
The Ford Mustang Cobra R shows up twice on this list, and both times Ford built it in very small batches. In fact, every car…
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10 engines Dodge put in the Dart from 1963 to 1976
Dodge Dart engines ranged from a 101-hp six to a 375-hp big-block V8 between 1963 and 1976. Over those 14 model years, ten different engines…
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12 supercars so rare most collectors only know them from photos
About 30 Bugatti EB110 Super Sports are believed to have been built, and that counts as a big number on this list. Every other car…
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How BMC’s Hydrolastic suspension piped water and alcohol between front and rear wheels, starting in 1962
In 1962, BMC launched a family sedan with no steel springs and no shock absorbers. Instead, each wheel of the new 1100 sat on a…
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10 cars from the 2000s that still stop traffic
The Ferrari 575M Maranello, the Porsche Carrera GT and the Bentley Continental GT all went on sale in the same decade. So did the seven…
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John Steinbeck drove his GMC camper truck Rocinante over 10,000 miles in 1960 for Travels with Charley
John Steinbeck left New York on September 23, 1960, in a dark green pickup with a small camper over its bed. He named it Rocinante,…
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Bentley’s Speed 8 won Le Mans by two laps in 2003, the marque’s first win there since 1930
At 4 p.m. on 15 June 2003, the No. 7 Bentley Speed 8 crossed the line to win the 24 Hours of Le Mans. Its…
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Plymouth built 4,485 Furys for 1956 with eggshell white paint, gold anodized trim and a 240-hp 303 V8
Plymouth had a name for reliable, slow, boxy cars. Then, at the 1956 Chicago Auto Show, it rolled out the first Plymouth Fury: an eggshell…
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