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Features Car of the Week: 1938 Chevrolet 1-1/2-ton stake bed Angelo Van Bogart

Features Rolling jack stands: A cost cutting alternative Rotten Rodney Bauman

Eddie Pearson (pictured) and his brother Ricky recently reworked the 1966 Charger’s suspension in the Pearson Racing Garage to make it as track-ready as the Charger their father originally raced.

Features Car of the Week: 1966 Pearson-Owens 1966 Charger Al Rogers

Features A new life for a Chevelle SS Old Cars Weekly

The yard property of Stapleton Salvage & Auto Repair is narrow and long. This image showing a small portion of the yard is indicative of how vehicles are arranged. The terrain is mildly hilly, and tumbleweeds are plentiful.

Features It’s a yard sale!Ron Kowalke

It appears Ford Motor Co. gave the Detroit Free Press an early glimpse of the highly anticipated Ford Model A.

Features Vintage news article unearthed: Early Model A featured Old Cars Weekly

Features Cast iron meets chemistry: Salvaging a rusty engine block Rotten Rodney Bauman

Features Do you know your post-war Fords? Test your knowledge!Phil Skinner

Features Car of the Week: 1968 AMX-R prototype Al Rogers

Ford introduced the midsize Fairlane model and a new small-block to power it in 1962, and by 1963, it was building performance versions of both.

Features Car of the Week: 1963 Ford Fairlaine Hi-Po four-door Al Rogers

Chrysler built 55 Turbine Cars for 1963, and just 9 remain. Of those, only a few were left in running condition, including this example.

Features Car of the Week: 1963 Chrysler Turbine Car Al Rogers

The Cadillac-powered Cheetah looks like a junkyard dog but runs like a scalded ape!

Features That other Cheetah Ken Gross

Features Car of the Week: 1968 Cutlass Supreme – With W-31 power Jon Wessel

Features Car of the Week: 1933 Graham Blue Streak Angelo Van Bogart

The 1953 Skylark shown here is owned by Rick Smith of Longview, Texas. Buick’s Skylark was a limited-production, factory custom model loaded with convenience and appearance equipment. The list price was $5,000, making it far and away the most expensive model offered by Buick that model year. This example is painted Mandarin Red.

Features Production Dream Car: 1953 Buick Skylark David W. Temple

Features 10 questions with the ATHS Old Cars Weekly