Merit Pennington's Garage Is Where Some Of The Rarest And Most Amazing Hemi Cars Come To Retire Randy Bolig photographer Kevin Shaw writer Jul 10, 2006 To call Merit Pennington the caretaker of an elephant graveyard would be misleading. First, the myth of elephant graveyards is only partially true, as aging and terminally ill pachyde...

1970 Challenger Convertible - Resto Mod Project  Challenging Challenger Introduction - Blog - Ed's Swap Meet EdsSwapMeet.com is a website designed and marketed as a place where classic vehicle enthusiasts can shop for project vehicles or parts and services for their projects. What makes us very unique is our ability to provide a single website...

 1971 Road Runnerby  By: Clive Branson If passion is the freedom to live life as you choose, then this story is about passion worth waiting for. Stylistically, the 1971 Plymouth Roadrunner was launched towards the bookend of the muscle car hallucinogenic flamboyance, inextricably linked to such ebullient terms as "far out," "groovy" ...

Who are we? What are we? Will you run to us or away from us? These are important questions and they are the key to our readers understanding why we are, possibly, the new wave of community for car lovers from all points around this huge and wonderful world. Who are we? Simply put, we're a couple of car loving maniacs who want you to enjoy every asp...

Written by Tim Bernsau on May 19, 2015 Contributors: Eric Geisert, Dennis Varni's Fastback '51 Studebaker Woodie Gray Baskerville accurately described Dennis Varni as "a hot rodder's hot rodder." Since buying a '31 Model A as a teenager in the late '50s, Dennis doesn't seem to have slowed down … ever. He has amassed a phenomenal stable of collector...

 June, 2010 - Richard Lentinello Judge for yourself, do you agree with the premises set forth below? Restoration is an expensive proposition. Even if you can perform most of the work yourself, it's still going to cost you a tidy five-figure sum to buy the necessary parts, materials and paint supplies needed to transform an old car from a worn-...

Originally Published in DailyFinance.com by Hank Coleman, March 2014 Is investing in the classic car market the next big thing? If so, is it right for you? With TV shows about finding, fixing and flipping classic vehicles all the rage right now, it's no surprise that investors burned by the real estate crash who are looking for a new get-rich-quick...

 At some time in each of our lives we have a memory or experience which stands out as the moment when we first fell in love with cars. With me, JP, it was when I was five years old in 1959, going to kindergarten. I was standing at the school bus stop at the Carvel Ice Cream building on Route 10 in lovely New Jersey. I would watch the traffic g...

 Everyone loves a car show, a car swap, a car anything, as long as it has something "good" to look at. We at Ed's Project Car Swap Meet have been at Turkey Run at Daytona, Florida, Pomona in California and Carlisle in Pennsylvania, to name a few huge events. We have seen tens of thousands of people go through their gates, yet it doesn't mean t...

There is now a new material on the market that practically reinvents the world of sandblasting. The material is crushed glass media. Crushed glass media is the very best for blasting and cleaning sheet metal body panels for automotive restoration. It will not warp 20 GA sheet metal and will etch the surface making it perfect for body filler or prim...

Enter your text here ... From Barn Find to Chairman's Award Winner at the 2014 Lake Mirror Concours D'Elegance Any car person who loves the roaring '20s era knows what you mean when you refer to the "3 P's." It is an acronym for the most popular of the high end cars of the late '20s - Packard, Pierce-Arrow and Peerless. But would you be surprised t...

The weekend of July 10, 2015 the Carlisle MOPAR Car Show and Swap Meet was held in Pennsylvania. Given the longevity and professionalism of this event, the anticipated 40,000 car lovers arrived from Pennsylvania, Virginia, Florida, Ohio, New Jersey, Oklahoma and other places to experience everything offered by small and large vendors, alike. EdsPro...

 Prince took down the inner walls to reveal the Vette. Michael Prince could hardly contain his excitement. He'd heard stories of his father's '59 fuel-injected Corvette all his life, and now he was the winning bidder for the car, walled up inside a barn for 44 years. As Prince stated, "I had to chain saw trees that were 16 inches in diameter."...

On July 10, 2015, the General Lee with its Confederate flag and two stars of the Dukes of Hazard that drove the car on the TV show were at the Carlisle Pennsylvania MOPAR car show to talk about the car, pose for photographs, and just have a lot of fun with a large portion of the 40,000 people who attended the event. Since all the hoopla over the sh...

Gotta love a good barn find, and this is no exception to that. We know these hibernating cars are very "rough" (using a polite term) as barn finds usually go. For some reason, none of the barn cars found still have the shine they had when they left the show room some 45 years ago. I think its poor housekeeping but who am I to say. They all come rus...

 In September 2014, the U.S. Marshal's Department held an auction in Lodi, New Jersey of a collection of muscle cars maintained by super thief David Nicholl, who bilked the government of $33 million dollars several years before. Of that $33 million, Mr. Nicholl purchased and stored nine elite, collectible cars, including a 1971 Plymouth Hemi B...

Only 300 Corvettes were produced in 1953. This is number 283. The whereabouts of roughly 225 of these cars are known these days. The first two cars appear to have been intentionally destroyed by Chevrolet at the proving grounds. Surprisingly, at this point in American automotive history the one vehicle that raised very little interest from the publ...

How do you acquire one of the most coveted classic cars ever built? Apparently one way is to get a chain saw and set the Superbird free. Yup, strangely enough, for Mike from Ohio he caught his "bird" through the help of such a tool. Like most of you reading this article, classic cars, in general, are a passion to Mike. But then there are cars that ...

Written by Drew Hardin on April 23, 2015 Contributors: Wes Allison, Owners Shotgun 429This 1970 Boss 429, for example, an original-paint, original-interior car, now lives in the rarified air of the most desirable of Detroit's supercars. In 1970, though, things were different. On December 21, 1970, McCoy Ford in Southern California's Orange County p...

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