The 1958 Chrysler 300D and Its Ancient Go-Fast Tech
THE 2005-2023 300C HAS IT ALL OVER THAT ’58 STONE ON TECHNOLOGY! WELL, PERHAPS NOT . . .
The 1958 Chrysler 300D and Its Ancient Go-Fast Tech
THE 2005-2023 300C HAS IT ALL OVER THAT ’58 STONE ON TECHNOLOGY! WELL, PERHAPS NOT . . .
A Magazine For Auto Enthusiasts
Whether you are an avid collector, a restorer, or just an everyday car addict, Over-Drive Magazine has something for you. From personal stories from everyday people to all the history and specs for the car fanatic.
A Magazine For Auto Enthusiasts
Whether you are an avid collector, a restorer, or just an everyday car addict, Over-Drive Magazine has something for you. From personal stories from everyday people to all the history and specs for the car fanatic.
Ford Fairlane Grows Up in 1966
It was all about shock towers. What’s a shock tower and why was this important? Ford, who called themselves “the Total Performance Brand”, was caught napping. On the track, they were going head to head with the Mopar Hemi, on the street, their 427 big car was perceived as the be all end all in stop light performance. But the appearance of the GTO and the rest of the GM brand’s response in 1965 was to put a 400 CID V-8 in a mid size car.
The Ford FE Engine 1958 – 1976
2005 – 2023 Chrysler 300 Facts
Recent Articles
Buick Grand National & GNX – Performance from an Economy V-6
What few may know and few remember, is that the hefty turbo V-6 found in the Buick T Type, Grand National and the amazing GNX started its life as an economy engine developed by chopping two cylinders off of the Buick Aluminum V-8 of 1961-63, casting it iron, and even going so far to not change the throws on the crankshaft to allow for the different firing pulses of a 6 vs. 8. [Feature Image Courtesy of General Motors]
Mustang Evolution
THE PACKARD DISASTER
Let’s Talk About The Hudson
The Crown Pt.2
Juxtaposition –
Comparing the Datsun 240Z with the New Nissan Z
THE CROWN – THE STORY OF A HOT
RODDED 1956 FORD
“SHE’S REAL FINE – MY 409”
1958-1965 Chevrolet “W” Series
Recent Articles
Ford Fairlane Grows Up in 1966
It was all about shock towers. What’s a shock tower and why was this important? Ford, who called themselves “the Total Performance Brand”, was caught napping. On the track, they were going head to head with the Mopar Hemi, on the street, their 427 big car was perceived as the be all end all in stop light performance. But the appearance of the GTO and the rest of the GM brand’s response in 1965 was to put a 400 CID V-8 in a mid size car.
2005 – 2023 Chrysler 300 Facts
The Ford FE Engine 1958 – 1976
The Packard Disaster
Mustang Evolution
Buick Grand National & GNX –
Performance from an Economy V-6
Why We Lost Two Exciting 50’s Brands — Hudson and Packard
The Crown Pt. 2
“She’s Real Fine… My 409”
JUXTAPOSITION –
COMPARING THE DATSUN 240Z WITH THE NEW NISSAN Z
THE CROWN – THE STORY OF A HOT
RODDED 1956 FORD | Pt. 1
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