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How many owners would be tempted to take a plain Jane Challenger and transform it into a fire-breathing, big cube muscle car tribute? Not this owner, who chose to restore his one-family owned, one-of-122, 383/2bbl 1971 Dodge Challenger convertible to how it left the factory…
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If you’d just bought a classic Pontiac, you might suppose it would be the only one for a few miles around. Mick Elliott and Adrian Ball thought so too, until they met one day and discovered they both had old Ponchos stashed a few doors away from each other…
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We look back at a brace of special GM offerings from the early Eighties that are increasingly rare to find in such original or unmolested condition mechanically – partly due to their cutting-edge technology (for the time!) which are commonly either removed or bypassed…
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John Eason always wanted a Fifties Yank but he found his ’58 Oldsmobile more by luck than anything. Fortunately it’s been a reliable machine, offering 30 years of trouble-free motoring, which must be a glowing recommendation for this overlooked cruiser…
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While we love originality here at Classic American, there’s also a lot to be said for subtle improvements that make a classic more user-friendly, such as the various hidden upgrades under Mick Nash’s stunning 1963 Corvette…
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Classic car maintenance is a rewarding endeavor that involves preserving the elegance and functionality of vintage vehicles. Balancing this with […]
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2024’s Kingstown Shipping Car of the Year winner was one very special 1960 Buick Invicta; editor Ben Klemenzson explains why…
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Simon Hoar’s 1967 Camaro convertible has been restored as a ‘day-two rebuild’ so, while on the surface it looks largely original, it also has a few hidden enhancements…
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A chance encounter saw Alex take this Ford Woodie from “rough” to custom car royalty, with over 50 years in the cruise scene.
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Linda and Robin Cook had a few teething troubles when they bought this 1973 Plymouth Road Runner, but they persevered and now own a very original car that turned out to have some great history…
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