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Anyone that has ever been a child can remember the ole Coyote trying to catch the Road Runner. One will also well remember that it never happened. That bird seemed to have something within’ him that somehow could not be matched. And in 1971 few contenders came close to keeping up with the Plymouth...
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This past week I was watching a re-run of the movie, “X-Men” on one of the cable channels and a character reminded me of a classic American Muscle Car all but forgotten by many; “The 1967 AMC Rogue Convertible.”
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I suspect I will receive some feedback about including this vehicle in my blog this week. But with this being Halloween weekend I thought that I would give you something to squeal about.
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The year was 1960. John F. Kennedy defeats Richard Nixon. The Pirates beat the Yankees. Frank Sinatra releases what will become the album of the year. And a Star was born, the 1960 Ford “Starliner.”
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Ok, so Ford did not release a 2010 Mustang GT “LAWSTANG.” But the picture is proof of such a beast now being out there.
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The one person that everybody caught speeding does not want to see is “The Judge.” And in 1969 Pontiac’s GTO Judge was laying down the law.
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It is often said that beauty lies in the eye of the beholder. But I’m figuring whoever said the Dodge Dart was a beautiful thing had to be blind. Although she was rarely accused of being easy on the eyes, the 1962 Max Wedge Dodge Dart sure moved beautifully.
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Ok all I admit it. My favorite of all the fastbacks that were produced by Ford was the 1969 MACH ONE 428-Conrajet Mustang! I grew up watching great cars on television and in the movies. The Dukes of Hazzards ‘69 Charger; The 1981 De Lorean in the Back to the Future movie; And who...
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One of the most sought after Mustangs today is also one of the least obtainable. The 1970 Mustang 428-Super Cobrajet TWISTER SPECIAL is that car. There are only sixteen of these cars known in existence today.
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On yesterday we learned of the loss of two of America’s famed public figures, Michael Jackson & Farrah Fawcett. Both deaths serve as tragic reminders of how short life really is and how it will surely come to and end for each of us.
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I’m often being accused of still being trapped in the 80’s era. One of the reasons for this revolves around a former NBC television program called “Miami Vice.” Among so much more, this show had hip music, good story lines and a great looking sports car.
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