Rare and For Sale
Let’s face it, if you are into classic muscle cars, the word “rare” makes you sit up and take notice. If you are in the market fo...
Two in One, California Flash and Mr. Direct Connection
There are many drag racers who were fortunate to make a living doing burnouts and banging gears, all while traveling to race tracks across the coun...
Pumpkins, Leaves and Classic Cars
Who doesn’t love a long drive on a cool autumn day? For a lot of people, taking a long drive to see the leaves changing color is a yearly tra...
Discontinued, but Not Forgotten
The production of the Dodge Ramcharger ran for 19 years before ending in 1993. While there isn’t a new version of this vehicle available for ...
We Won’t Tell If You Won’t
After being banned from NASCAR, drivers of the 1969 Dodge Daytona decided to keep racing the car – but in a different spot. As most speed dem...
This Racecar Never Made It to the Races
The 1978 Dodge Magnum XE was created for Richard Petty to drive around the NASCAR oval track, but it never served its purpose. What it did do, howe...
The Family Business
You know the universe gave you the perfect family if your name is Lyndsy Payne. She shares a love of Dodge classics and racing with her father and ...
Modern Muscle Learned from the Best
The designs from today’s muscle car era came from the decades of rockin’ rides that came before them. So let’s put the new guys o...
Hood Scoop? Or No Use?
Despite some opinions, the hood scoop does actually serve a purpose. However, not all vehicles have them. Which begs the question, how much are the...
Age is Just a Number
This man has owned his 1969 Dodge Charger R/T for over 40 years, but it is a brand-new car still. Actually, it’s probably more new now than i...