Ultimately, it’s truly impressive that Silvers was able to put together such a fine quality, budget build in his own garage, and have it turn out just as nice as something that may have otherwise been ...

The Camaro nameplate first appeared in 1966, when the first generation entered production as a Chevrolet-badged muscle car. The saga continued throughout the '70s with the second generation, which was ...

It’s not often we come across such a magnificent second-generation Camaro. This particular one is from the 1973 model year and aside from its stunning looks, it’s also rocking a few subtle yet ...

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It's not that Rob Morell is impossible to please. He's just always tinkering, trying something new, pushing the limits, and applying what he learns to make things work better. All of which are ...

It's ludicrous, we know. After buying an $800, clapped-out Camaro, we treated it to the most extensive body massage we've done to a project car in recent years just to paint it satin Army green. It ...

The early 1970s were supposed to spell the end of the classic American muscle formula, yet the second-generation Camaro managed to stay in the hunt even as regulations, fuel crises, and shifting ...

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The Muscle Car Wars hit their peak in 1970 with the final year of full-power madness from GM and Ford. MOPAR gave it one more year, then caved to the federal emissions and economy standards. In 1971, ...

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