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  If you’re a fan of muscle cars, then you’ve probably heard of Greg Warner’s Bad-Blown 565ci ’69 Chevelle. This Midwest Super Stock Mafia member has taken his Chevelle to the extreme, pulling off an insane 200-foot wheelstand at the Byron Wheelstand Weekend. Let’s take a closer look at what makes this car so special and how Greg pulled off this incredible feat. First off, let’s talk about the engine. The Bad-Blown 565ci engine is a true beast, packing in over 1,000 horsepower thanks to its supercharger and custom-built components. This engine is capable of pushing the Chevelle to incredible speeds, but it’s also what allows Greg to pull off such a massive wheelstand. With so much power under the hood, it’s no wonder this car can lift its front wheels off the ground and keep going. But it’s not just the engine that makes this car special. Greg has put countless hours of work into his ’69 Chevelle, customizing it to fit his specific needs as a racer. He’s made modifications to the s...

  If you’re a classic car enthusiast, you won’t want to miss our latest video showcasing some of the most iconic Chevrolet Impala and Bel Air models produced between 1959 and 1967. Filmed in stunning 4K UHD, this video takes you on a journey through some of the most prestigious classic car shows in the United States, including the MSRA Back to the 50s show, Goodguys classic car shows, and more. As you watch the video, you’ll see some of the most popular Impala and Bel Air models, including the Impala SS, sedans, and hardtops. Our footage also showcases a range of powerful engines, including the S 409, 348, 327, and 350s, making these classic cars as impressive today as they were when they were first produced. One of the highlights of the video is the 1961 Impala SS and 1962 Impala SS. These cars are some of the most sought-after models in the Impala and Bel Air lineup, and our footage captures every angle of their sleek lines and impressive performance. Whether you’re a classic car...

  Mercedes-Benz has recently revealed a new limited-edition car that was designed in partnership with Virgil Abloh, accompanied by a clothing line produced by his iconic Off-White fashion brand. Naмed MayƄach Ƅy Virgil AƄloh, the car is a Mercedes-MayƄach S-Class S680 мodel and was inforмed Ƅy a show car reʋealed last DeceмƄer. The liмited-edition car was designed Ƅy AƄloh, Ƅefore he pᴀssed away in NoʋeмƄer last year, in partnership with Mercedes-Benz’ chief design officer Gorden Wagener. AʋailaƄle in a liмited run of 150 units, the car Ƅuilds on the design of the Project MayƄach concept car – a two-tone solar-powered car with a transparent hood that was also designed together with AƄloh. While the two-tone colour of the show car reмains in the S-Class design, the translucent hood will not Ƅe seen on the for-sale ʋersion of the ʋehicle. “As Project MayƄach was a show car, we had coмplete creatiʋe freedoм, allowing us to collaƄoratiʋely concept what the future of electric ...

  Are you a classic car enthusiast looking for the perfect street car? Look no further than the 1965 Ford Mustang Fastback K Code 289 High-Performance HIPO, now available for sale. This stunning Mustang Fastback boasts a 289 High-Performance engine, paired with a 5-speed transmission for an unbeatable driving experience. With front disc brakes and a powerful engine, this Mustang is the perfect balance of power and control. But it’s not just about the performance of this classic car. The sleek exterior of the 1965 Mustang Fastback is a true work of art, with its iconic fastback silhouette and stunning color options. Inside, the Mustang boasts a comfortable and stylish interior, complete with premium features like a modern sound system and air conditioning. If you’re in the market for a classic car that’s as fun to drive as it is beautiful to look at, the 1965 Ford Mustang Fastback K Code 289 High-Performance HIPO is a perfect choice. And with its rarity and collectability, it’s a va...

  If you’re a fan of fast cars and drag racing, you’ve probably wondered how the old-school muscle cars compare to the new ones. In this post, we’ll take a look at some classic muscle cars from the 60s and 70s, and compare them to their modern counterparts. First up is the Chevy Nova. This classic car was produced from 1962-1979 and was known for its sleek design and impressive performance. The Nova was available with a variety of engines, including the 327 V8, which could produce up to 375 horsepower. In a drag race, the Nova could hold its own against many of its contemporary competitors. Next, we have the Dodge Demon. The Demon was produced in 1971 and 1972 and was one of the most powerful muscle cars of its time. The car came equipped with a 340 V8 engine that could produce up to 275 horsepower. The Demon was known for its impressive acceleration and could go from 0 to 60 in just 6.3 seconds. Moving on to the modern muscle cars, we have the new Shelby GT 500. This car is a true...

  Are you a fan of high-speed drag racing and classic American muscle cars? Then you won’t want to miss the latest news from the Santa Pod Raceway’s Festival of Power Show. The Stranger Thing Drag Racing Team made a huge impact with their 521ci 1955 Chevy Bel Air Pro Mod. Driver David Smith had been working up to making a full pass, and on the team’s second run, he finally went for it. The result was an impressive 6.61 seconds at 212 miles per hour, putting the team on the map as one to watch this season. The Stranger Thing team has been steadily building their Chevy Bel Air Pro Mod, and this run shows that their hard work is paying off. The car’s sleek design and powerful engine make for a thrilling ride, and Smith’s skill behind the wheel is evident in the smoothness of the run. The team’s performance at the Festival of Power Show has generated a lot of buzzes among racing fans, and the Stranger Thing 1955 Chevy Bel Air Pro Mod is sure to be a crowd-pleaser at upcoming events. Ke...