In 1969, Bruce McLaren riffed on his young racing team's success in the Can-Am motorsport series to design and develop a road car called the M6 GT. When asked where his ambitions lay, he replied, "a ...

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The decade of the 1970s was one that was brimming with excess, cultural revolution, and also varying celebrities who lived ...

The SCTA-RPM Nationals Dirt Drags brought vintage hot rods back to El Mirage for the first drag race there in nearly 80 years ...

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A dusty 1970 Chevrolet Nova SS has emerged from a garage in Arkansas after sitting for four decades, and there’s a ...

A Pennsylvania bracket racer and his 1970 Duster named Nadine are headed to Las Vegas for the biggest race of his career.

Pontiac nearly put the Super Duty 455 in the 1973 GTO, then insurance and emissions pressure stopped it cold.

This 1970 Chevrolet Nova SS has been spending the past 40 years in a garage. The owner was planning to fix it one day, but ...

Pro Stock championships, 85 wins, the undefeated Fairmont, and the work ethic that built a dynasty. Career, cars, and legacy.

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