Car owners: Sammy and Diane Vaughn    Words & photos: Gary Rosier The Oldsmobile 4-4-2 (also known as the 442) was a muscle car produced by Oldsmobile between 1964 and 1980. Originally introduced as an option package for US-sold F-85 and Cutlass models, new for 1967, the  4-4-2 package was based on the top-line Cutlass Supreme.… Continue reading Against ALL Odds: a '67 Oldsmobile 442

Car owners: Art & Cheryl Bauder     Words & photos: Gary Rosier The Ford Model A (A-Bone among rodders) was Ford’s second success story after the Model T became such a sales success. It racked up sales of several millions by July of 1929 alone! Art Bauder and his wife Cheryl from Port Orange, Fla. now… Continue reading 1929 Ford Jalopy

Car owners: Chuck & Teresa Lopresti    Words & photos: Gary Rosier Chuck Lopresti and his wife Teresa of Deltona, Fla. have literally come full circle in life, their relationship and the blessing that her father gave in his passing not long ago. Growing up together in their old hometown of Middletown, NY, they dated and… Continue reading '67 Chevy Camaro Comes Full Circle

Words & photos: Gary Rosier The “FINKSTER” name first came to be because of Joe Terman’s Sr. (Ormond Beach, Fla.) love of the many characters created by Ed Roth (aka “Big Daddy”) in the early ’60’s. Ed Roth was a custom car builder, designer, cartoonist, pin-striper and illustrator. He’s probably best known for his grotesque… Continue reading The Finkster, a '71 Chevy C10 Build

Words & photos: Gary Rosier Tony Keller of Daytona Beach, Fla. owns this cool 32 Roadster “High-boy.” Almost everyone I meet and talk with about their road to owning cars, bikes or whatever has such an interesting history about their particular road traveled through life. Tony’s story isn’t really any different than that of any… Continue reading '32 Ford Roadster Ghost Dances Across Memories

Words & photos: Gary Rosier George Hanner of Port Orange, Fla., now owns this beautiful example of a 1964 Pontiac GTO Convertible (6,644 convertibles were produced total). While it is not a factory stock GTO, it IS equipped like new – except that its original 389 cu in engine has been replaced with the Pontiac… Continue reading 1964 Pontiac GTO Convertible

Car owners: Diane Guindon and Claude Lozier     Words & photos: Clive Branson In the USA, gasoline cost a mere 35¢ per gallon, the median household income was just under 10 grand, while the prime rate was a whisker above five percent and a generous 30-year fixed rate mortgage went for 7.25 precent. On the street… Continue reading Muscle Car Madness: 1970 and '71 Plymouth Cudas

Article: Tommy Parry        Image: Richard van Reekum    It’s been his for nearly 50 years. Throughout highschool, Steve had quite the reputation with the local authorities, and eventually he wisely stopped driving this Camaro on the street and dedicated it to the drag strip. However, he got bored of going straight after a few years, which… Continue reading Steve's '68 Chevy Camaro SS

Words: Tommy Parry He’d wanted one since high school. Days as a sophomore spent dreaming of cruising around in a ‘67 Chevelle, with a Mötley Crüe cassette in the tape deck, motivated Lance to save and plan out the perfect build. Fast forward three decades, and he found a ‘67 roller he could make his… Continue reading Lance's '67 Chevelle

Words: Tommy Parry This Chevy started in Bryson’s hands as an heirloom. Once his Grandpa’s work truck, he inherited this car when he was 19 and his Grandpa had just passed away. As you might imagine, the car had a lot of old-fashioned styling. At the time, it had sheepskin seat covers, Lincoln chrome hub… Continue reading Bryson's Chevy C1500