Bobby Clark
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11 American classics mechanics quietly rank above everything else
Mechanics see a side of classic cars that most owners never do. They see the engines with decades of wear, the transmissions that have survived…
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20 motorcycles that quietly became icons of reliability
Some motorcycles become famous because they are fast, beautiful, expensive, or technologically advanced. Others build their reputations in a much quieter way. They get ridden…
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Why the 1966 Jensen Interceptor blended two automotive worlds
The 1966 Jensen Interceptor represents a unique convergence of British craftsmanship and American muscle, creating a grand tourer that captivated enthusiasts worldwide. With its striking…
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20 Packards That Still Feel Elegant Today
There are plenty of old American luxury cars that look impressive because they are enormous, heavily chromed, or covered in styling details. Packard took a…
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7 muscle cars that deserved more attention than they got
Muscle cars have long been celebrated for their raw power, aggressive styling, and the thrill of speed. However, several models have slipped through the cracks…
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This unusual engine layout once looked like the future
The history of automotive engineering is a graveyard of radical ideas, where many promising technologies have fallen by the wayside. Among these, one mesmerizing, pistonless…
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DTM homologation rules put the 190 E Evolution II’s huge rear wing on the road, and Mercedes built 502
The giant rear wing on the Mercedes-Benz 190 E 2.5-16 Evolution II was there because a racing rulebook said so. The German touring car championship,…
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Moss’s Mercedes 300 SLR wore No. 722 for its 7:22 a.m. start and won the 1955 Mille Miglia in 10:07:48
The number on the side of Stirling Moss’s Mercedes-Benz 300 SLR was a clock time. In the 1955 Mille Miglia, the car wore No. 722…
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IndyCar’s IR-28 logged 177 laps at Sebring, its first test outside Indianapolis, as Dallara starts production
IndyCar’s next car has left Indianapolis for the first time. The IndyCar IR-28 ran 177 laps over two days at Sebring International Raceway in Florida…
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How a single belt-driven pump ran the 1955 Citroën DS’s suspension, brakes, steering and gear change
The 1955 Citroën DS19 ran its suspension, brakes, steering, clutch and gear change from one engine-driven hydraulic circuit. A single belt drove the pressure pump,…
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