The 1969 Plymouth Sport Fury arrived at a moment when American full-size cars were supposed to be sensible family haulers, yet it rolled in dressed like it had reservations at the country club.

The 1960s were a seminal time in American history. The final year of the decade, 1969, was no exception. On the 20th day of the year, Richard Nixon swore an oath he'd ultimately break. A vision of ...

The term "survivor" gets thrown around a lot these days. What should be used to describe a time capsule is often attributed to vehicles with repainted bodies and rebuilt engines. Granted, those rigs ...

It's been nearly two weeks since Mecum's Indy 2026 auction ended, but I'm not yet done talking about the event. That's because it included way too many cool classics, and I simply haven't covered all ...

The date was Nov. 1, 1969. I had been on the job as a sports writer for The Huntsville News for a few days past three weeks when I was assigned to help cover Auburn’s An Auburn Undercover series: ...

Turning Chevrolet El Caminos into interdivisional phantom machines is as old as the Elkys themselves. Pontiac even considered bringing one to market on at least three different occasions, including a ...

The year was 1978 and America was watching The Rockford Files and All in the Family on the tube; in the theaters, The Deer Hunter was the movie to see. If you were into the pop scene, it was Barry ...