Jim Brennan, on August 28th, 2010
Dan Strohl whipped up a short post over at Hemmings about the ability to vote for the Muscle Machine of the Year. It seems that the Hemmings publication, Muscle Machines, nominates twelve entries from all the Muscle Cars they profile throughout the year, and then ask the readers to vote for their favorite. If you [...]
Tanshanomi, on August 25th, 2010
Racing cars and supercars have a history of using louvers to prevent large objects (rocks, birds, children’s hands) from entering the sizable voids in their bodywork designed to extract air from around hot brakes, introduce cool air to rear-mounted engines, and the like. Naturally, anything that shows up for reasons of function on cutting-edge cars [...]
Mad_Science, on July 1st, 2010
Typically cars make their way to LeMons in one of a few ways: luxury maintenance costs/depreciation, cheap econoboxes that were cheap to start with, horrible rust/flood damage, or just being a total turd to begin with. Massive collision damage typically renders them undrivable. Not so in this case. The 302c.i. powered ‘67 Mustang runs and [...]
Jim Brennan, on April 12th, 2010
I know, this is rather old in terms of the inter-webs, but I rediscovered an old e-mail containing the link to the video in which this rather stunning rendition of the Mustang is beautifully photographed, with Frank Sinatra vocals and heavenly bodies. So for your viewing pleasure, The Iacocca 45th Anniversary Edition Mustang.
Jo Schmo, on March 8th, 2010
Saturday was a productive day at casa de Schmo. I spent the better part of the morning tinkering with Eleanor. Heck, I still have grease under my fingernails. The latter part of the day I braved 50 degree temperatures and huge crowds to drag my two Hoons-in-training around the Sandy Expo Center for Utah Autorama.
Mad_Science, on February 12th, 2010
I’m shocked to learn that you lot would pick one of the most plentiful 4×4s of all time over an orangered oddball custom-built behemoth with a removable roof.
Todaye we have a showdown only a thermodynamicist could love. We’ve got two pony cars from an era when Detroit was testing out a replacement for displacement: turbocharging!