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Scrubbing that damn blue stuff off a set of brand-new white letter tires. On your hands and knees for an hour with brushes, rags, and dangerous chemicals. Holy hell this is annoying. They really couldn't invent some alternative way of protecting the white in storage (assuming that's what the...

As a member of the Fast & Furious generation this caught my eye: 1968 Dodge Charger Unlike last time I'm not gonna complain this was born a 318 because we're clearly waaaaay beyond the point where that matters. But I did watch the YouTube video and was kind of amazed when he essentially...

Well, it's not a 318 anymore, but the point stands... BH23G0BXXXXXX 1970 Plymouth Cuda You've got $200k+ to invest into a Mopar restoration. Do you: A: Buy a project car with strong pedigree for at most $50k, like a V-code, a Charger R/T, an FM3, etc. with numbers/sheet/tag? Lots of possible...

Without fail, every year I order like 6 jugs of 5-quart Lucas Oil from Amazon Prime and a bunch of them mysteriously become "undeliverable" and I need to re-order. I can imagine some extremely unlucky Amazon driver just chucking these boxes in the back of his truck until one of them explodes and...

1968 Dodge Charger R/T 440 Have to assume non-numbers based on the reluctance of the seller to go looking for the VIN stamp. I poked around threads here and it seems the consensus is that '68 Charger 440 blocks were indeed VIN-stamped, typically near the oil pressure sender (not in the same...

Am I just selfish? I think I far prefer just visiting car shows at my convenience rather then actually entering my cars. Car shows are so ******* early. I have the type of insomnia that says "oh you need to wake up early the next day, forget it bud, I'm going to keep you up until 3 am". The sun...

Can't say I know much about this guy or the business in general, but I can sympathize with some of what he's saying. However, talk about burning your bridges... Honda dude is gonna be pissed.