Old School Fairlane
This ’66 was supposed to have been built decades ago. A partial definition of a “period piece” is something, especially … Continue reading Old School Fairlane
Mint Man 70 Nova
Mike’s wife got a second dog. He got this Nova as a retirement present. Sources Cragar Wheels https://www.cragarwheel.com/ B&M https://www.holley.com/brands/b_and_m/ … Continue reading Mint Man 70 Nova
1972 Super Scamp
The MCR team completes a high school shop project. Not every muscle car owner grew up wanting a particular car … Continue reading 1972 Super Scamp
Urban Legend
Parents bought this Javelin for their Viet Nam veteran son. Urban legends are not new. Some have been around for … Continue reading Urban Legend
Trans Am Scoop Upgrade
MCR hand fabricates an aluminum version of a T/A shaker. One of the significant differences between a factory stock restoration … Continue reading Trans Am Scoop Upgrade
Drive like a car, use like a truck.
Andy Vitale didn’t want to have to buy a pickup so he got a new El Camino instead. One of … Continue reading Drive like a car, use like a truck.
Do It Yourself AAR Cuda
Getting the help you need with your do-it-yourself restoration Everyone has a dream car. It’s the car that they fantasize … Continue reading Do It Yourself AAR Cuda
1976 Datsun 280Z
Purchased new, driven, stored and now new again. Even those that are not car guys have one from their youth … Continue reading 1976 Datsun 280Z
1967 Mustang
This one was built for some serious road miles. Text and photos by Mark Ehlen / MCR staff People choose … Continue reading 1967 Mustang
1967 Camaro Muncie shifter update to Hurst Competition Plus
Installing a Hurst Competition Plus in place of the factory Muncie shifter. Mark Ehlen- MCR Staff There probably hasn’t been … Continue reading 1967 Camaro Muncie shifter update to Hurst Competition Plus