This 1966 Ford Fairlane 427 FE Build is Awesome
This 1966 Ford Fairlane is not a factory 427 car, but probably the best way to own one today is to build it. The guy has this classic since he was 15-year old, and he is working on the muscle…
Muscle cars
Real Deal ’64 Mercury Comet A/FX High Riser 427
With the Super Stock racing becoming very popular in the mid 60’s, the next thing that made automotive manufacturers compete was the Factory Experimental class. There were 21 built 1964 Mercury Comet A/FX cars with reduced weight using fiber glass…
The 10 Most Fascinating Mopars Auctioned at Mecum
Today we are looking at the 10 most expensive Mopar muscle cars sold at Mecum Auctions in 2020. There is only one that is not a classic, but a radical custom built modern Mopar, that’s the Six-Twelve Auto Worx 2019…
Tom Lembeck’s Remarkable E-Body Mopar Muscle Cars
Tom Lembeck is a well known name in the Mopar and classic car collectors world in general. In fact we have featured several of his muscle cars in the past, but today we have four of his remarkable E-body Mopars…
Real Deal 1964 Ford Fairlane Thunderbolt 427 V8
According to the NHRA rules Ford had to built 100 Fairlane Lightweight cars in order to compete, and these bad boys were running 11’s on the quarter mile with ease. Today you can still see some of the survivors making…
A 1967 Ford Fairlane 427 FE That Still Runs Great
While the 1967 Fairlane engine bay would accommodate any of the Ford V8 powerplants, only 229 cars came equipped with the monstrous 427 V8 from the factory, and there is a reason for that. As stated by Ford in the…
Stunning 1966 Ford Fairlane GT 4-Speed in Action
While the Ford Fairlane never came close to the popularity of classic Mustangs, I know it is favorite to many muscle car enthusiasts and today we have a fascinating example. This Red 1966 Ford Fairlane GT impress with its stunning…
