FAST FACTS Vol. 1, Issue 12 – Volkswagen’s The Thing
The Weirdest, Most Poorly-Named Vehicle In The History of Coolness. Introducing the 1973 Volkswagen Thing, aka the “Type 181”, and aka “The Bucket Car”. Not
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The Weirdest, Most Poorly-Named Vehicle In The History of Coolness. Introducing the 1973 Volkswagen Thing, aka the “Type 181”, and aka “The Bucket Car”. Not
Part One of a Three-Part Series Batteries to Power! Turbine to Speed! The original 1966 television series Batman, and the signature Batmobile are still amazeballs!
Hey Mustang enthusiasts! You already know that driving a Ford Mustang isn’t just about going from point A to point B; it’s an experience, an
Issue 29 • Engine & Transmission Tips This installment covers engine selection, Fraser warranties, and proper installation Welcome to Part 3 of Fraser Engine Co’s
1977 Pontiac Trans Am ENGINE SPECS for the “Screaming Chicken” Car: 6.6 Liter, V8 water-cooled, cast-iron block and heads, 5 main bearings Displacement: 400 cubic-inches
From 1978 thru 1983 saw Chevy sell over 1,310,000 models of this very popular, comfortable, and rugged truck. Engine options in 1978 for Chevy trucks