Article on the original cover for the S10 from 8 years ago! Covercraft is a well known for manufacturing high quality fully tailored indoor and outdoor car covers for a huge variety of vehicles including pick up trucks. So when a customer came… Read More ›
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Back in the day – 2000 S10 Pickup Owners Manual
I was taking a look at the owners manual for the S10 and it’s interesting to see what was offered to owners 20 years ago Don’t burn things…
How the Corvette’s chassis evolved over more than 60 years – Mike McNessor @Hemmings
Yes, the Corvette is about style and horsepower. But the car’s handling is what set the stage for all of those ‘Vette versus Porsche 911 magazine covers over the years. No matter what vintage, the Corvette was built with an… Read More ›
1952 Ford F-100 Is Fully Custom, Restomodded With LT1 Corvette V8 Engine –
1952 was the final year for the original F-Series pickup, and the most powerful engine that Ford offered for the half-ton model was the Flathead V8 with 239 cubic inches of displacement. The F-100 we’ll talk about today is a little different… Read More ›
ED-OP: Is The Evolution Of Building Horsepower A Good Thing? – Randy Bolig @ChevyHardcore
With the recent announcement from Chevrolet about the availability of an all-new Gen-1 small block, I got to thinking about how enthusiasts made horsepower throughout the last several decades. Yes, I know the latest engine release is for a replacement mill… Read More ›
How Chevrolet sold full-sizes, midsizes, compacts, and SUVs all with the same footprint as a 1955 Bel Air – Jeff Koch @Hemmings
The 1955 Chevrolet is the right sized car for America. Don’t believe me? Then why does America keep buying cars that take up its footprint? The size is perfect: It’s large enough to seat who you need to, six in… Read More ›
Mixing history and whimsy, Top-10 favorite Chevrolets – Larry Edsall @ClassicCars.com
Inspired by ESPN’s recent promotion of the debut of the Broadway musical Hamilton on Disney+, we recently presented our twist on the Sports Center Top-10 with our Top-10 Favorite Fords. But, hey, we realize we can’t do Favorite Fords and ignore… Read More ›
CHEVROLET’S RESPONSE TO VIPER IS A ZR-1 SS PROTOTYPE
Former GM Heritage Center Corvette Donated to Museum In the late 80s, Chevrolet was not-so-secretly developing what some dubbed a ‘Super Vette.’ But at the 1989 New York Auto Show, it was the debut of the Dodge Viper RT/10, complete… Read More ›
A 1972 Chevrolet C10 with a camper shell, ready for its next fishing trip – Daniel Strohl @Hemmings
Sometimes all it takes is one photo to tell a vehicle’s story. The seller of this 1972 Chevrolet C10, for sale on Hemmings.com, included plenty of pictures showing its reportedly original green plaid interior, that period camper shell from the outside,… Read More ›
Book Review: COPO Camaro, Chevelle & Nova – Tom Stahler @ClassicCars.com
The history of the muscle cars covertly produced from the Central Office Production Order COPO was Chevrolet’s special-order system used by dealers to build high-performance models in the 1960s despite a corporate racing ban. The COPO program was originally designated for… Read More ›