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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.
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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.
FeaturesWith the King’s blessing: Petty’s Garage recreates Richard’s 1964 race carAl Rogers
A recently uncovered 1949 Packard convertible with most of the same unique body modifications of the Henney-built Monte Carlo hardtop.
FeaturesThe Mysterious Packard Monte Carlo: Part IGeoffrey Hacker
The 1949 Packard Monte Carlo after a little TLC. The unique car was a joint venture between Packard and Henney Motor Co
FeaturesThe Mysterious Packard Monte Carlo: Part IIGeoffrey 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.
FeaturesThe Mysterious Packard Monte Carlo: Part IIIGeoffrey 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.
FeaturesThe Mysterious Packard Monte Carlo: Part IVGeoffrey Hacker
This stunning 1957 Ford Thunderbird in red is about as good as it gets!
FeaturesCar of the Week: 1957 Ford T-BirdAl Rogers
For years, the unique, original color of this 1970 Boss 302 was masked by Calypso Coral paint. Traces of its original green color were found during its comprehensive restoration. It’s shown here fresh from the restoration shop with its black chin spoiler not yet installed.
FeaturesCar of the Week: 1970 Ford Mustang Boss 302Al Rogers
Even the roof-mounted HVAC unit is present on Automodello’s model and features correct vent grilles
FeaturesNew Models: Mini Motor Home from AutomodelloOld Cars Weekly
Chevy's Monte Carlo had something for everyone!
FeaturesDefying definition: Monte Carlo identity conundrumDavid W. Temple
A 1965 AMC similar to Dad's!
FeaturesCar of the Week: 1965 AMC Ambassador 990Al Rogers
Recreation of America’s first electric truck, the 1902 Studebaker.
FeaturesRecreating the earliest trucksMichael Petti
This 1917 Garford fire-fighting truck was originally used by Old Town, Maine, and was eventually found decaying outdoors. It was rescued and then restored.
FeaturesGarford rescued and restoredOld Cars Weekly
FeaturesThe Kingswood of the wagons: Automodello’s new 1969 Kingswood EstateOld Cars Weekly
Space age styling by Dodge
FeaturesCar of the Week: 1961 Dodge Dart PioneerAl Rogers
Got saws? Will travel!
FeaturesJunkyard Doggin’Rotten Rodney Bauman
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