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Sins of Steel is a car show for people who build and drive their own traditional hot rods and customs, and those who admire traditionally styled cars. Sins of Steel is produced and run by four car clubs who have joined forces to produce a car show that celebrates those rare individuals who possess the passion to create their own unique vehicles, and the skills to bring that vision to life. It is for running, driving cars that are owner built, on a budget. This show is a reaction to the “checkbook rod,” cars that cost a fortune and have miles of shine, but zero heart. But more importantly, it acknowledges and honors the spirit of American ingenuity. (more…)

Chevy is a brand name that young and old alike are well aware of. That brand name was able to be imprinted in automotive history forever very early on. However, most experts agree that it was the introduction of the 1957 Chevy that made that happen. The fact that Chevy is able to continually reinvent itself is part of why it has been in the public eye for so long. This business hasn’t remained idle. Instead, Chevy continues to set the bar high and to introduce new visions. (more…)

Among the ranks of truly classic muscle cars, the 1967-68 Mercury Cougar XR7 stands out as one that was highly desirable new and still draws interest in the collector’s world. The goal of the 1967-68 Mercury Cougar XR7 was to create a contender for muscle car superiority that was second to none in power and had that much sought-after “cool” factor. At the same time, this muscle car was to bring a level of luxury, elegance and class to the muscle car world that would appeal to a higher class and higher price-tag clientele. (more…)

There is something to be said for branding in the automotive world. You start to expect a certain level of quality from brand names that have delivered well for you in the past. Dodge has understood the value of their brand name which has come to represent solid and reliable cars in every price range. They have cultivated that brand image through marketing and through the performance of the vehicles that Dodge has put on the market over the years.  (more…)

The incredible story of Rachel Veitch   (video)

After 576,000 miles — or more than a trip to the moon and back — in the same 1964 Mercury Comet Caliente, the 93-year-old Orlando grandmother is stepping on the brakes due to age-related issues.

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