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    Hood scoops became a necessity on muscle cars of the 1960's and 1970's as the monster V8 engines powering these vehicles needed cooler air. Pontiac found early on that making the hood scoops functional and funneling cooler air to the carburetor gave a dramatic boost in power. Things just kept getting bigger after that.

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    Can classic cars be a good investment? This question cannot be answered with a "Yes" or "No" answer, it's not quite that simple. Many items can be bought as an investment, from real estate, coins, gold, to stock and bonds. When purchasing stock or bonds as an investment, you are placing money at risk for a future return on that investment. No real maintenance or more work is necessary once the stock or bond purchase has been made.

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    My curiosity peaked last weekend at the 56th Annual Rod and Custom Spectacular in St. Paul, MN. I saw this plaque in the back window of an old 1956 Pontiac, as I also live in Columbia Heights. I saw that the owner does not live in Heights, but I could not find him anywhere around the car to ask more questions. Was this an old car club in the area, or is it still an ongoing car club?

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    If I have one pet peeve at the dozens of auto shows I frequent each year, it is the lack of information shared about each vehicle. My blood pressure rises just a bit when I see a unique car that I don't know the year or make, and the car show sign that was given to the owner when entering the show IS COMPLETELY BLANK other than their car show ID #. I see hundreds of autos like this at the "Back to the 50's" show each summer in St Paul, and the owners are roaming the show so you cannot ask for more details.

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    Similar to the muscle car, the pony car had a big impact on a generation. The exact definition of a Pony Car is a small bodied vehicle with a large engine. Some examples are the Ford Mustang, Plymouth Barracuda, Chevrolet Camaro, Pontiac Firebird, Mercury Cougar, AMC Javelin, and Dodge Challenger.

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    Although the muscle car era was short-lived, it still defined a generation in America, and has given us possibly some of the most collectible cars in all of automotive history today. With the sharp lines, wide profiles, muscular looks, and chrome, these cars looked mean. Team the mid-sized bodied frame with a monster V8 engine, and these cars WERE mean. Mean fast! Some models that fit into the muscle car category are the Buick GS, Pontiac GTO, and the Dodge Charger.

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    Scammers often try to post fraudulent For Sale ads in order to steal a deposit from unsuspecting buyers. If you suspect an ad on our site may be a scam, please contact us . Here are some things to watch out for:

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    Over the last few years my fascination with muscle cars has grown, along with my interest in newer cars and technology, especially hybrids and alternative fuels. When this odd pairing first entered my mind, I just passively thought that I'm just interested in all areas of cars, which is true, but after dwelling on it more I figured out there is more to this. I have always been a big history buff, and classic cars are a piece of history.

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    This blog may not have any impact for you if your state does not sell E85, but chances are there is a place in your area that sells this alternative fuel. For most car owners, E85 probably isn't worth the money or hassle of modifying your fuel system and other components, but there are a handful of reasons why it may be beneficial to some. I will explain what E85 is, why it may or may not be beneficial to you, and the basics of how to modify your muscle car (hint, hint), and where to get more information

    What E85 gasoline is

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    Sometimes movie stars are not always human, although I don't believe any of these cars have a star on Hollywood Boulevard. I have compiled a list of MY top 10 favorite American movie cars. Believe me, I had many more I wanted to choose, but since it's titled top 10, I had to narrow it down, otherwise this list would be quite long. The only two criteria for a car to make this list is

    A) it had to be in a movie, and not just a t.v. show, and
    B) it had to be an American model car.

    It of course also had to be a favorite of mine! So let's get the list started...

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    Buying a classic car will probably be one of the biggest purchases of your life, and one that will hopefully bring many years of joy to you. Your new car will hopefully bring many years of joy to you, but likely there may be some lows in there as well, after you have sunk in more of your time and money. Classic cars are not cheap to maintain and restore. This is a 10 step guide I wrote to help you properly find the classic car of your dreams, so you can enjoy it for years down the road. Here are the 10 steps.
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