Media Summary: There's a special surprise under the hood of this Vitamin C Orange, 4-speed 1970 Road Runner. This 1970 Coronet R/T still has its heart. But why is the R/T bumble bee tail stripe missing? America's first post-war front wheel drive car, the Olds Toronado is one beautiful, bold machine. But was there a two seat version?
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There's a special surprise under the hood of this Vitamin C Orange, 4-speed 1970 Road Runner. This 1970 Coronet R/T still has its heart. But why is the R/T bumble bee tail stripe missing? America's first post-war front wheel drive car, the Olds Toronado is one beautiful, bold machine. But was there a two seat version? In its tenth model year, this 1969 Chevy El Camino packs a 307 V8. Five cubic inches larger than the legendary Camaro Z/28's ... The psychology of making the massive 400 big block Cordoba's STANDARD engine was a brace move for Chrysler during ... As popular as the Mustang was in 1965, almost twice as many full size Fords were sold. This Galaxie 500XL was one of the sporty ...
A 1970 Road Runner offers the chance to explore one of the muscle car era's coolest (pun intended) hood scoops. But was it ... After last week's Altered Wheelbase How-To Video Marathon, lets' take one last look at an altered wheelbase street machine ... Which takes precedence, the VIN tag or the Cowl tag? This '65 Malibu SS ragtop has an engine compartment identity crisis. Billy Corgan's Smashing Pumpkins might have walked right by this 1970 Impala but hot rodders never would. That's because it ...
