Abe Finkel claims 10-second timeslips in his daily-driven 1995 Pontiac Trans Am Comp T/A
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Pontiac will be no more as of 2010. Here's a look back at the history of the brand and its greatest hits.
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Tempest. Tempest. Say it. It's a Tempest.
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The World's Fastest LS-Powered Cars
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Go Ahead, Line Up Against Rob Freyvogel's Tattered '63 Tempest LeMans. All You Are Likely to Get Is a Big Surprise.
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Just Your Average, Stock-Looking, 3,860-Pound, 9-Second, Twin-Turbo, 455-Powered Trans Am
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Year One give you a chance to buy their Bandit Edition Trans Am from the movie Smokey and the Bandit
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Don Stellhorn totalled his 1964 GTO on a road course, but instead of hanging it up, he rebuilt and is back on track, this time with what is perhaps the most wicked '64 GTO in the world.
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Unless you're building an all-out race car, the hot rodding life is filled with compromise. If you need to be able to turn corners or stop, lightweight drag struts and paper-thin brake rotors are not the hot ticket. Any sort of sustained 60-mph driving negates
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Will HandzelThe engine swap is a tradition in hot rodding and HOT ROD magazine. Cadillac V-8s and Buick nailheads in Model A and B Fords were commonplace in the early days, and the musclecar was born via the concept of the engine swap. Anyone over the age of
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As Musclecars Continue To Be White Hot, Builders Known More For High-End Street Rods And Customs Are Getting Into The Game. Is The "Street Rodification" Of Musclecars The Next Big Thing?
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Before Handing Over the Title to Our GTO Project Car, It Gets the Visual Makeover You Voted for Last September.
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After initially being smitten with the on-road performance of Magnuson's supercharger kit on our project GTO and writing the glowing prose such subjective impressions evoked ("In Torque We Trust," Jan. '05), the sucker just wouldn't run at the track. The 416 r
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Reader Chris Williams Designed A Pump-Gas 400-Based 455 Pontiac For His Trans Am. It Made Just Over 500 Hp. We Think We Can Do Better.
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2004 Pontiac GTO Mod Project
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Check out the cars that Detroit has to built now in order to compete with European and Japanese cars in this month's issue of Hot Rod Magazine.
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Drifting started in Japan, but even the reddest-necked hot rodder has to admit it's an amazing show. Cars slide sideways from corner to corner, spewing clouds of incinerated rubber and screaming turbocharged banshee wails in what amounts to an automotive mix o
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A 10-second 1994 Pontiac Firebird Formula that also drives on the street, road races, and goes 168 at Maxton
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Back in the heyday of street-legal Pro Street racing, the World Street Finals in Orlando, Florida, was dominated by Swedes who shipped out some hilarious hardware to put the hurt on the American heros. Looks like the Swedish vibe hasn't slowed down: Alf Hansso
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A flathead Ford V-8 is not a hot rod engine! Just ask anyone who was around when they first started stabbing 'em in lakes cars. Nope-a Ford A, B, or C four-cylinder with a Cragar head and some Winfield carbs, that was a hot rod. A built four-banger was as fast
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Don't pick on Dominick Consalvi's '96 Pontiac Sunfire GT if you happen to roll up next to him at a stoplight. Sure he's got some stickers and a lowered stance, but so does most any sport compact these days. Probably another pooch with a buzzy exhaust, right? W
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OK guys, you've all been total angels about sending in precise tech info and great photos for your Readers' Rides entries. In fact, because so many of you are submitting such awesome material, we needed to find a better way to fit more of y'all into these page
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Unleashing A Street-Driven 9-Second Racer
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Jim Wangers, along with everybodys favorite felonious car executive Jon Z. DeLorean, more or less hatched the original GTO way back when. A few years later, in cahoots with the old Royal Pontiac store, Wangers was totally responsible for the Judge. He ev
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It's 1966 again, but this time there's just one, and you can drive it.
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