While the ‘72 Vette is obviously a nice ride, I’d bet I would get more thumbs-up cruising in the T/A or 66-67 Charger simply because you don’t see them as often. ... View more

I grew up in Roswell, NM and remember the Flash Cadillac over 40 years ago. In the spring and summer of ‘81, my sophomore year in HS, I heard about a Cadillac showing up at the drags. The drag strip was the old muni airport later converted to a police station which was there at the time. I kind of rolled my eyes when I first heard of a Cadillac showing up at the drags, so I went the following month and it had returned, after cleaning up on the competition the previous month. Lo and behold the Cadillac was lining up and blowing the doors off Camaros and other old school cars at the time. I became a fan of Flash and don’t recall ever seeing it lose a race there. Thanks for bringing back a fond memory! ... View more

Enjoyed the article. The only one in that group I would consider touching would be the Cosworth Vega. I remember those Vegas were notorious for smoking. I want to hear the story of the navy blue ‘74 Z28. ... View more

That’s in the eye of the beholder. Of course if you’re a Ford guy, you would favor the Coyote. ... View more

When I initially purchased my 68 GTO a few years ago, my immediate plan was to do a drum to disc conversion. Instead, I installed a booster along with a drum brake overhaul kit and they work great. No longer feel like I’m trying to stop a semi. ... View more

What a cool story. One of the best I’ve read all year. ... View more

I’ve always liked the Duster, V-8’s particularly, even if they have been kind of low in the Mopar pecking order. I remember even seeing some back in the day solely badged as a Valiant, so not much respect there. They represent good value now. If only I can get past the stigma of Al Bundy’s car (although that was a Dart), and the old “is that a Hemi?” commercial where it is driving alongside a new Dodge Ram Hemi, and Of course even today, when it’s being featured in the Liberty Mutual Insurance 70’s-like commercial. ... View more

Enjoyed the article and tips, particularly the subtle Pertronix points replacement that I should consider for my all original’68 Goat. BTW, the Corvair looks great. I wouldn’t change anything about it as to the outside appearance. Thanks Kyle. ... View more

Fantastic article. My grandfather owned and ran several Malco service stations (globe in third picture) in NM, El Paso and AZ during the 60’s and 70’s. I barely remember as a small kid in the back seat when my parents would pull up to the pump and request to fill it up with ethyl. My dad has that same globe from when my grandfather passed in ‘88, and my brother already called first dibs on it.  ... View more

I’d actually take that Trans Am as my first choice. ... View more

Not quite to the level of buyer’s remorse, but it sounds like you got more than you bargained for, Kyle. Maybe you can trade both trucks for your sister’s nice road-ready ‘72. Lol.  ... View more

I enjoy car-spotting as my walk during this time takes me by some performance and customization shops along with some independent dealers with high end Euro cars. I like those pictures above as an example although I’d be surprised if any are insured through Hagerty. Lol. ... View more

Great article as it was packed with information on the displacements and I learned something today. ... View more