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Features from the pages of Old Cars Weekly for the old car hobbyist or collector.

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.

Car of the Week: 1966 Shelby Mustang G.T.350-H Al Rogers

The 1979 International Harvester SSV-100 prototype tested the use of composite bodies, and the possibility of mass production of a small 4x4 IH product.

Car of the Week: 1979 International Scout SSV-100 Coupe prototype Photos by Al 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.

Car of the Week: 1969 Dodge Daytona number one Al Rogers

Just 140-some Speedsters were built in 1935 and 1936 upon the Auburn 851 and 852 chassis.

Car of the Week: 1936 Auburn 852 Speedster Angelo Van Bogart

Car of the Week: 1970 Ford Mustang Boss 429 Al Rogers

This 1954 rendering by John R. Samsen was created as a proposal for a second-generation two-seat Thunderbird. It later provided the basis for the Cougar 406 coupe.

Ford’s first Cougar: Lost to history Phil Skinner

Joe Flyod loved 1936 Fords and built a large collection of them that included this light-duty pickup.

Car of the Week: 1936 Ford pickup Al Rogers

This Sun Gold and Colonial White 1958 Ford Fairlane 500 is an eye-catcher. It has the 332-cid V-8 engine under the hood and a Voranado under-dash air conditioner inside, along with black-and-gold cloth upholstery. It has the optional Ford-O-Matic transmission.

Parts & Projects: Big hulks in Little Rock – A-Auto Salvage Leroy Drittler

Alex Manos is the founder and head honcho of one of the coolest collector car dealerships in the country. The Beverly Hills Car Club in East Los Angeles is a sensory overload experience for car lovers

Meet the Industry: 10 Questions with Alex Manos of Beverly Hills Car Club Old Cars Weekly

Upon the discovery of one of Richard Petty’s original 1964 Hemi race engines, Petty’s Garage built this replica of his winning 1964 Plymouth race car.

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Upon the discovery of one of Richard Petty’s original 1964 Hemi race engines, Petty’s Garage built this replica of his winning 1964 Plymouth race car.

With the King’s blessing: Petty’s Garage recreates Richard’s 1964 race car Al Rogers

A recently uncovered 1949 Packard convertible with most of the same unique body modifications of the Henney-built Monte Carlo hardtop.

The Mysterious Packard Monte Carlo: Part I Geoffrey Hacker

The 1949 Packard Monte Carlo after a little TLC. The unique car was a joint venture between Packard and Henney Motor Co

The Mysterious Packard Monte Carlo: Part II Geoffrey Hacker

A front three-quarter view of the completed 1949 Packard Monte Carlo Coupe; note the unusual parking lamp treatment between the top of the ox-yoke grille and headlamp.

The Mysterious Packard Monte Carlo: Part III Geoffrey Hacker

The Monte Carlo convertible as it appears today. Note the unique red-and-black upholstery and remnants of the unusual white-over-red paint scheme.

The Mysterious Packard Monte Carlo: Part IV Geoffrey Hacker

This stunning 1957 Ford Thunderbird in red is about as good as it gets!

Car of the Week: 1957 Ford T-Bird Al Rogers