Author: Angie Byrd

[ad_1] This car and two nearly identical siblings were built by AMC for a promotion with Car Craft magazine and Edelbrock. Nine entrants would be selected via mail-in entry to make up three, three-person teams that would tune and crew three specially-prepared 1968 Javelins. Craig Breedlove would then race them on the Bonneville Salt Flats. Just a few years […]

[ad_1] A new feature to the F1 video game series is F1 Life, which the Electronic Arts announcement proclaims, “Get a taste of the glitz and glamor of Formula 1® in F1® Life, a new space for you to unlock and show off supercars, clothing, accessories, and more for the world to see.” But it is […]

[ad_1] A model of vehicle not normally associated with off-road racing, this workaday Nova was transformed by Larry Tunnell and Mick Newton into the Snortin’ Nortin, which competed in the Vintage Class in the early and mid-1980s at events like the Mint 400, Baja 1000, and Parker 400. Decades after fading to obscurity, the Nova […]

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[ad_1] Unfortunately, although perhaps unsurprisingly, all the pop culture fame driven by Japan’s youth failed to materialize into substantial sales for the likes of Ferrari, Lamborghini, Porsche, and others. Manufacturers and importers tried to take advantage of this opportunity to sell supercars in Japan, but the boom soon disappeared, fraying distributor relations for years to […]