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Rendering of Revology’s Shelby-licensed G.T.350. Image courtesy Revology. In early 2015, Orlando, Florida constructor Revology made headlines by announcing its first turnkey products, new 1966 Mustangs built with repop bodies from Dynakorn and powered by modern drivetrains. In the months since, Revology has struck a licensing deal with Shelby American, Read more
Editor’s note: This comes to us from Hemmings account executive Bradford Kosich. Black Friday, the largest retail shopping day of the year; it’s almost become a holiday in itself. Family members excuse themselves early from the Thanksgiving dinner table, so they can get up at the crack of dawn to Read more
Photos by David LaChance, unless otherwise noted. Editor’s note: This article originally appeared in the May, 2013 issue of Hemmings Sports & Exotic Car. You know what the Boy Scouts always say, be prepared. Or how your Momma told you about squirrels storing up acorns for the winter. This is Read more
Photos by Matthew Litwin. Editor’s note: This article originally appeared in the November 2009 issue of Hemmings Muscle Machines In the spring of 1978, Chris Teeling was searching for a clean Mustang drag car in the NHRA’s National Dragster classifieds. Among those pages, he struck gold. What Chris happened upon Read more
Photos by author. Editor’s note: This article originally appeared in the May, 2010 issue of Hemmings Classic Car. Generally, when you’re building a custom car, the rules go out the window. Drop the suspension, fatten the tires, smooth the firewall, chop the top–anything goes. A builder puts his signature touch Read more
Though this isn’t the actual Grand Prix my family had, it is a gorgeous example of the breed that I photographed some years ago. Photo by author. When I was a kid, I was fortunate that, not only did my parents have interesting cars, my grandparents did as well. One Read more
Reader Patrick Nosek shared the below carspotting image with us on our Facebook page and we were able to trace its source back to the Cedar Rapids Gazette, which also had the above archive image taken at the same time. Both photos depict the Town and Country shopping center on Read more
Henry Ford’s 9N/2N/8N tractors were small, but they made a huge impact. Not only were the N series rigs inexpensive and reliable, but Harry Ferguson’s ingenious three-point hitch with draft control allowed these tractors to outwork larger machines. The little Ford’s popularity didn’t go unnoticed by a certain Moline, Read more
Magirus transporter and Porsche 935. Photos courtesy Auctionata. On the surface, vintage racing may seem like a less-expensive way to get into motorsports, but price things out and that illusion quickly disappears. No matter what one races, there’s still a need for a tow vehicle and trailer, not to mention Read more
Photos courtesy Barris Kustoms on Facebook. George Barris’s automotive creations gave the customizer fame, fortune and a larger-than-life persona, and news of his death on November 5, at age 89, fittingly came in the midst of the 2015 SEMA Show, perhaps the largest single gathering of like-minded individuals on the Read more