We stumbled upon this amazing 1968 Ford Mustang GT350 for sale from San Francisco Sports Cars while we, at Musclevehicles.com strive to provide you with great and interesting content. This 1968 Ford Mustang GT350 “Eleanor” is a showstopper in Flame Orange exterior paint with Nissan black pearl stripes, Wow! This ridiculous Eleanor has been built to the max, from her custom built bodywork to her pumped up small block, this car screams quality and performance.

Built as a camera car for the “Gone in Sixty Seconds” movie she was a shell of her current self as they only needed her to be correct in the cockpit when filming the movie. After her tour of duty was complete, the movie car was sold to a private party who decided to build her out and make her his personal steed, no expense was spared and this is the fruits of his vision. Click on Read more for images!

It was more than fitting that the new 2014 Chevrolet SS got its first major outing at Daytona recently. The production model of the company’s latest muscle car may only have been on the infield this time but the first real-wheel drive performance sedan to be released by the company since 1996 is as exciting for some people as the high-octane racing on the oval, where the Nascar Sprint Cup version was making its debut.

Indeed, it was some debut for the Chevy SS – after the new production model paced the racecars at the start, Jimmie Johnson followed up by bringing his Nascar Super Sport over the line for victory in the main event.

This particular 1979 Trans Am Anniversary Edition represents a rare matching-numbers treasured classic with it’s significant historical value as (believed to be) being one of only 60 Anniversary Trans Am’s involved in the “Dealer drive away program” through Nascar that year and as you can see, Musclevehicles.com strives to provide you with unique and interesting muscle cars.

What a difference a decade can make. In 1969, the Trans Am was a sharp-looking option package that sold in relatively small numbers. In 1979, the Trans Am was a car that everyone wanted. Immortalized in movies, the Trans Am had emerged as a major contributor to Pontiac’s purse. Not everyone was going to drive off in a Trans Am from the Pontiac lot, as there were plenty of other Firebird models that could feed the sporty car habit. After all, it wasn’t every car that could sick around for 10 years racking up increasing sales. Read more for images!

This rare Dodge Challenger SRT8 392 is a result from very productive co-work. For years Pennzoil and Penske Racing have collaborated on track-proven technology that aids performance and improves efficiency. So, Pennzoil thought it would be a cool idea to create a custom, Penske-themed street car. And Penske, dominating NASCAR with Dodge’s top models, figured the brand’s all-American Challenger would be a perfect starting point. Hands were shook, papers were signed and, before we knew it, Dodge had shipped Penske a copy of its latest and greatest Challenger: the mighty SRT8 392. Fans of each brand were then encouraged to spread the word and, even if they didn’t want to buy any of the companies’ products, enter the contest. And finally, the car you see here, Pennzoil Challenger number 001 of 001, was given to one lucky contestant. If you’re a Mopar collector who wants the ultimate late model Challenger, make no mistake, this car is the ultimate trump card!

In September of 2011 Pennzoil announced their “Join the Pursuit” sweepstakes, offering this Penske Racing-inspired Challenger SRT8 392 as the grand prize. As the only 1 of 1 Challenger Chrysler has ever built, this car is entirely unique — evidenced by its Pennzoil Limited Edition dash plaque that simply reads “001/001”. And with only 1,455 miles on its soft green odometer, it’s a black on black boulevard bruiser that’s factory fresh in virtually every way! You know, we’ve sold or driven just about every variation of the new Challenger, from Mr. Norm’s, to Saleens and even Hennessey cars. And from a total driving experience, this is probably the best one we’ve ever found. The car’s drivetrain, brakes and suspension have been fine tuned to the max, and our own CEO even said the car probably wouldn’t have made it to the sales floor if he had more garage space. Read more for images and interesting info!

Musclevehicles.com presents you this magnificent 1967 Pontiac GTO, Frame Off restoration, numbers matching engine, factory spec’s tri power setup added by dealer – very rare and correct m-code plum mist, original owners manual and warranty booklet, Rally 2 Wheels with redline tires, Hood Tach 4-speed and detailed undercarriage.

As we know, every part is restored, replaced or repaired by the famous full time muscle car enthusiasts Steve and Dan from Florida. The images speak for themselves. This 1967 Pontiac GTO Tri power, matching numbers is simply  immaculate. This car is as nice as the day it was born. A must for the true collector. Click on Read more for more great pictures!

1968 Chevy Camaro RS/SS 427 S/C Super Car is today’s featured muscle car on Musclevehicles.com. This bad boy is a high dollar 2 year rotisserie nut/bolt restoration, has 427 / 425 HP Big Block engine,  req. port heads, forged pistons, steel crank, winters intake, professionally built Muncie 4-speed aluminum case complete rebuild, 12 bolt 3.73 posi – all new parts.

What’s more:
– Laser straight code A A Tuxedo Black
– Red bucket seat interior, Walnut wood steering wheel
– Front and rear spoilers, Factory tach high horse L78 redline and console gauges
– Power front disc brakes, power steering, Redline tires
– New dual 2 1/2 in. exhaust w/ flow master mufflers
– Has that great deep tone muscle car sound

Click on Read more for 100 images of this beautiful car!

Innovative driver behaviour indicators and other vehicle tracking solutions are believed to improve driver performance by encouraging better behaviour behind the wheel. Recent reports on vehicle tracking in the U.K. show that numerous van and commercial vehicle operators managed to achieve significant reductions in fuel usage, overtime claims and communications overheads due to vehicle tracking solutions.

This 1969 Chevrolet Camaro PRO-Touring 617 Horsepower Merlin Engine was professionally restored at Phoenix rods & speed and finished in late 2011. A lovely muscle car for enthusiasts!

Body:
complete restoration, new roof, floor pans, firewall, fenders, rollpans, hood, decklid, rear quarters streched 2″ and lengthened 4″,huge tubs and roll bar installed

Interior:
all new door panels, dash, carpet, seats, flaming river tilt coulmn, wheel and 5 point harness Read more!

Check out this incredible 1963 Chevrolet Corvette – it’s the World’s Fastest street legal corvette out there! It’s a once-in-a-lifetime project, that took more than 5 years and realized by Rod Saboury. But let’s get straight to the point – enjoy this mean machine, read the full article and check out the 100+ images in the gallery!

Design and Construction

The 5-year project was started in 2001. In the first 2 years, drawings, schematics, adherence to drag racing rules and local motor vehicle requirements were foremost in the preliminary design. Finding the correct car was also at the top of the “To Do” list. When the car was eventually found, it was delivered to Rod as a shell on a wooden pallet with no frame, the original VIN tags, clear title and a price tag of $800…It was Perfect!

The body was sent to long time friend and fiberglass guru Frank Morawski where the body was stretched 12 inches in three places to maintain proportions. It was widened 3 inches in the rear, the quarter panels were raised 2 inches, a rear wing was recessed into the body and a functioning trunk was created that looked like it came from the GM factory. Overall, it was no easy feat requiring hundreds of man-hours. Great Job Frank. Read more!