Not all mid-sixties Detroit fabrications with muscle car pretensions were dressed to impress; some came in average Joe’s garments and didn’t turn heads when cruising. Perhaps the most notorious ...

Although the first American compact car, the Nash Rambler, arrived in 1950, the Big Three didn't join the segment until about a decade later. In 1959, Ford rolled out the Falcon, and Plymouth ...

In his quest to restore his L79-powered Nova SS to benchmark status, Bill Akers pulled in highly skilled restorer Tom Migut along with the talents at Joe Miller Restorations for paint and body work.

Debuted in 1962 as economy class competition for Ford's Falcon, the original Chevy II was offered with a limited choice of either 4-banger or straight-six horsepower. The following year Chevrolet ...

When the new '66 Chevy II hit the showrooms, the performance world took notice. This newly shaped musclecar not only enlisted Chevy's 327 to pull hard acceleration, but it also had a distinct ...

It's one mean restomod. Some car builds aim to push boundaries and go over the top, while others opt for a more understated and cool approach. The 1966 Chevy Nova featured in this video falls into the ...

You gotta love when a build goes completely over the top, but there’s also something to be said about a car that’s understated and cool. This 1966 Chevy Nova definitely falls into the latter category, ...