1961 Oldsmobile!
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1968 Chevrolet Camaro!
As the grand cars were a rarity back in the 1968, owning one was definitely a privilege. One of the cool cars was the 1968 Camaro Convertible. What`s a most fascinating feature of this car is …
1951 Chevrolet Pickup Truck!
This varied-in-color 1951 Chevrolet Pickup Truck was custom built for “Bubba Nelson” placed in Winnie, Texas by the Hot Rods & Custom Stuff.
There have been Halibrand “Sweet Swirl” wheels attached with Wilwood disc-brakes which produce a …
’51 Chevrolet Bel-Air Convertible DeLuxe!
This 1951 Chevrolet DeLuxe went under a marvelous PPG paint job process.
It is obvious that Gale Griffith, this `51 Chevy DeLux coupe`s owner, has devoted great attention and love to this machine as he tinkers at …
1947 Ford Half –Ton Rescue 11
The County of LA Fire Department during the 40s and 50s used a 1947 Ford truck with half-ton panel.
It afforded place for two fire fighters. Rescue 11 was not used as an ambulance.
What makes this car …
`56 Ford F-100 Truck!
The Ford “F-Series” has undergone 11 generations of upgrading and the betterment still continues.
Let`s focus on the second generation which was produced from 1953 to 1956 as the Ford F-100 Truck Evan Chang brought to the …
1939 Rumblin Rag Convertible!
Patricia, Dan, and Daniel Pegg have been hot rod fanatics for such a long time. They have been active participants at hot rod shows, listed various magazines encompassing such content, and experienced rod runs, etc. Their …
1941 Willys Americar!
It does not necessarily mean that your brand new purchased car model will be hundred percent satisfying. Maybe, the car will exhibit everything you are looking for, except for a tiny tidbit.
That`s exactly what happened to …
Chick Koszis`s Magnificent `32 Ford Roadster!
Chick Koszis was totally determined to have a 1932 Ford Roadster built. Most importantly, that build was from the very beginning. Thus, he purchased a Rod Bods body and a So-Cal 32 Hi-Boy chassis.
The body was …
`69 COPO Yenko Chevrolet Camaro!
Back in 1969, the only way of purchasing a Camaro with Vette engine of 427 cubic inches was to do Central Office Production Order or better known as C. O. P. O.
However, Chevrolet did not invest …
