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9 forgotten Bel Airs pure driving fans still seek
Chevrolet’s first Bel Air hardtop of 1950 sold 76,662 copies in its debut year, and the name stayed in the lineup until 1981. Most people picture one car when…
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The Bluesmobile was really 13 different 1974 Dodge Monacos, and Aykroyd picked it for its 440 cop motor
The Bluesmobile in The Blues Brothers was not one car but a fleet of 13 different 1974 Dodge Monacos. Dan Aykroyd, who co-wrote the film and played Elwood Blues,…
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10 forgotten sleepers that pure drivers still love
A sleeper is a fast car that looks like it should be hauling groceries. The Shelby GLH-S is the purest example we know. Plain shapes, family doors and modest…
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Shop Crew Pays $18,000 For A New Transmission For A Wrecked, Rat-Chewed Corvette ZR1, Then Tears Open The Old One And Says Only The Input Shafts Seem To Differ
Anyone who has fixed a wrecked car knows the moment when the parts bill stops making sense. For one shop crew, that moment arrived in a single cardboard box…
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