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Blown 1969 Chevrolet Camaro Dragster

Up front you will find a custom-built 392ci Chrysler HEMI bored to 467 cubic-inches producing 700HP! Features include: Weiand 6-71 blower, (2) Holley 750cfm carburetors, BDS billet scoop, Joe Hunt Magneto high-performance distributor, Sanderson street rod headers, custom-built radiator w/ Flex-A-Lite fan, braided & hard chrome lines throughout, etc. This visually stunning HEMI motor is...

'65 AMC Marlin by Hemi-427.deviantart.com on @deviantART

Some modern monsters may be more powerful, but they'll never be as cool.

For nearly 40 years, Dave's Goldwest Auto Wrecking has been buying and selling wrecked muscle cars in Southern California. Sadly, after all these years, they are closing their doors and are selling off all their inventory and land. They have about 75 project muscle cars up for grabs that need to go. If you're in...

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A base Corvette coupe in 1963 was $4,257. If a buyer ordered all possible options on a coupe, the sticker price jumped to more than $6,200. A convertible’s base&…

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True Hot Rod legend, iconic 1934 Ford Coupe “The California Kid”. Among the most significant hot rods of the 1970s was Pete Chapouris' chopped 1934 Ford Coupe, dubbed The California Kid. This Hot Rod burns rubber with a dynamite cast in TV movie: Martin Sheen, Vic Morrow and Nick Nolte.

A hot rod is a specific type of automobile that has been modified to produce more power for racing straight ahead. The hot rod originated in the early twentieth century in the United States and contin

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