1969 Camaro RS – Double DoubleUnusual Options Make This ’69 Camaro a Super Rarity Without question, the ’69 Camaro is one of the most popular muscle cars ever to roll out of Detroit. Predictably, fame brings its naysayers, but our only lament is that ’69 Camaros can appear so similar. Read more
1922 Ford Depot Hack – HackedTodd Fee’s hot rod is his personal homage to the ’22 Ford Model T Depot Hack Now this one stands apart from the herd. Before there were station wagons, there were depot hacks. Wooden bodied and based on passenger-car and light truck chassis, they were Read more
1931 Ford Model A Coupe – The Austin ManglerEveryone loves a fast street car, right? So, how about a 10-second, blown Model A coupe that wears piecrust slicks on a permanent basis? (Not that we’d condone the use of such tires on the street. Ahem …) Not only can David Read more
1970 Chevy Camaro – High On 9sThis 3,300-pound Camaro should make all car crafters proud. “It’s all about drag racing. We have a small group of friends with cars and they are always trying to run faster than each other. Most of the cars are within tenths of one another.” Read more
1962 Bel Air – Giddyap!This 409 Is Better Than Fine There are some facts that any car guy should know: the firing order of a small-block Chevy, the horsepower rating of an LS6, the number of Hemi ’Cuda convertibles built in ’71, and the words to the Brian Wilson/Gary Usher Read more
Four-Speed A/G-BodiesSome manual-transmission eye candy. In last month’s issue, This Guy’s Garage showcased one family’s collection of manual transmission A- and G-body cars, but that only scratched the surface of the cornucopia of emails we got from readers who owned similar cars. So we figured, why not run as many Read more
In Search Of MobyThe Culmination of a 40-Year Quest In early January 1970, Herman Bawarus of South Kona, Hawaii, walked into I. Kitagawa & Company, the oldest car dealership in the State of Hawaii, and ordered a ’70 Plymouth Road Runner with all the proverbial whistles and bells. His wish Read more
The Non-GTOPontiac’s Sprint: Ahead of Its Time? The success of the GTO gave Pontiac—and John DeLorean—lots of sway within the halls of General Motors. DeLorean got a lot of what he wanted in the wake of the GTO’s impressive launch, but not everything. DeLorean’s wish list included a 2+2 fiberglass Read more
1935 Ford Cabriolet – Relatively SpeakingThe hot rod gene indeed flows in the Reed family’s blood. Rick Reed, uncle and twin brother of Ryan Reed’s late father, doesn’t spend his days behind the scenes creating like his nephew—he spends them behind the wheel driving them. The hot rod gene indeed Read more
’70 Challenger, Driven Every DayThis Guy Drives His Muscle Car Anywhere, Anytime. Why Don’t You? Scott Shanks never says no. Can he drive his ’70 Dodge Challenger on all 1,500 miles of Power Tour® and can we tag along? “Sure!” a Photo Gallery: Scott Shanks’ 1970 Dodge Challenger Daily Driver Read more