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Eddie Pearson (pictured) and his brother Ricky recently reworked the 1966 Charger’s suspension in the Pearson Racing Garage to make it as track-ready as the Charger their father originally raced.
FeaturesCar of the Week: 1966 Pearson-Owens 1966 ChargerAl Rogers
FeaturesCar of the Week: 1968 AMX-R prototypeAl Rogers
Ford introduced the midsize Fairlane model and a new small-block to power it in 1962, and by 1963, it was building performance versions of both.
FeaturesCar of the Week: 1963 Ford Fairlaine Hi-Po four-doorAl Rogers
Chrysler built 55 Turbine Cars for 1963, and just 9 remain. Of those, only a few were left in running condition, including this example.
FeaturesCar of the Week: 1963 Chrysler Turbine CarAl Rogers
FeaturesCar of theWeek: 1988 Mustang GT convertibleAl Rogers
It’s hard to believe now, but this 1963 Pontiac 421 Super Duty was once a rough project car. Now it’s among the best of its breed, if not the best.
FeaturesCar of the Week: 1963 Pontiac Catalina Super DutyAl Rogers
Can’t remember seeing a Bronco Sport Pickup painted Raven Black? Don’t fret — Bronco Jack’s example is one of just four painted this color.
FeaturesCar of the Week: 1967 Ford Bronco Sport PickupAl Rogers
The removable roof panels are tinted gold to represent the “Golden Golden Buehrig Idea” of T-Tops.
FeaturesCar of the Week: Gordon Buehrig’s 1971 Chevrolet CorvetteAl Rogers
Hertz advertised that it had 1,000 special Shelby G.T.350 models available to rent, but sources say actual production numbers vary from 999 to 1,001 — close to the advertised figure.
FeaturesCar of the Week: 1966 Shelby Mustang G.T.350-HAl Rogers
Meet the very first winged MoPar! The first noticeable difference is that the impression for the front side marker light in the filler piece is of a slightly different design than production cars.
FeaturesCar of the Week: 1969 Dodge Daytona number oneAl Rogers
FeaturesCar of the Week: 1970 Ford Mustang Boss 429Al Rogers
Joe Flyod loved 1936 Fords and built a large collection of them that included this light-duty pickup.
FeaturesCar of the Week: 1936 Ford pickupAl Rogers

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