MUSCLE CARS
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7 cars Hurst built with Detroit, from the Hemi Dart to the Grand Prix SSJ
Hurst made its name with floor shifters, but its badge also went on whole cars. In the late 1960s and beyond, Detroit automakers sent finished cars…
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Ford needed 500 Torino Talladegas to race in NASCAR and built about 750 in two months
NASCAR’s rules for 1969 said a factory race car had to be a car the public could buy, and Ford had to build at least 500…
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7 factory cold-air systems by name, from Oldsmobile’s under-bumper Force-Air to Pontiac’s Ram Air IV
Detroit sold cold-air induction by name in the late 1960s, and every maker gave its system a different badge. Oldsmobile hid its scoops under the front…
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8 dealer-built supercars of the 1960s, from Royal Pontiac’s Bobcat GTO to Mr. Norm’s 440 Dart
In the 1960s, some of the quickest American cars did not come straight from a factory. A dealer-built supercar started as a showroom car, and then…
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