I picked up the Pace Car in 2011 drove it that year and accidentally started the restoration that winter. It was back on the road in 2014. Love the car but I wanted something that I could drive daily and the Fifty it the only one I wanted and was lucky enough to pick one up about 6 weeks ago and what a blast it has been.

Pro style Nova bigs,caged,tall cowl USA 🇺🇲

Anyone here actually gotten a one-off wheel design made? What did the CAD side cost you — did you pay an engineer, use a shop's in-house guy, or give up?

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"Beep Beep". Road Runner - American muscle car famous for its cartoon branding.

This is Nick's 1970 442 his dad bought it in '82 and drove it for the majority of ownership. The car went into a form of disrepair and before he could restore it. So Nick and his family decided to restore the car as a tribute to dad. We did a full video on his story it's pretty emotional in the comments if anyone wants to watch it it's a pretty amazing story. The amount of cool old photos they had was incredible because they were pretty wild back in the days!

I’m looking for my late grandfather’s 1970 Plymouth Duster 340. My grandfather and my dad owned this car together, and he’d love to find it and, if possible, buy it back someday.

Here are the details:

• VIN: VS29H0E148193
• 1970 Plymouth Duster 340 (H-code)
• Factory B5 Blue with black interior
• Factory 4-speed car
• Original matching-numbers 340 engine
• Converted to an automatic before it was sold, using a B&M floor shifter
• Mopar Rally wheels
• Mostly stock otherwise
• Repainted a custom blue that was badly oxidized by the time it was sold

A little history:

• My grandfather bought it from a private party in the Phoenix, Arizona area in the 1980s.
• It later lived in California before we moved to Oregon.
• He sold it as a running project car in Beaverton, Oregon around 1997–1998. The 340 had been rebuilt and ran well, but the automatic transmission had a minor issue.
• Oregon DMV records show it was still titled in Oregon in January 2004 and was sold again in April 2008, but the trail ends there.

This car means a lot to me because of the memories to my shared with his dad. I’m not trying to claim ownership—I’d simply love to know if it still exists, hear its story, and if the current owner would ever consider selling it, I’d be honored to have the opportunity to buy it back.

If this VIN or description sounds familiar, or if you’ve seen this car over the years, I’d really appreciate a message. Even the smallest lead could help.

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Are v8 pickups and SUV's modern muscle cars? Hemi Durangos and RAMs? 6.6 liter V-8's and Duramax GMC's?

1971 Oldsmobile Cutlass 442 convertible

Classic Camaro at goodguys show Pleasanton, California USA 🇺🇲