Tag: Robb Price

  • This 1961 Impala Was Excellent Moonshine Runner

    This 1961 Impala Was Excellent Moonshine Runner

    What more is there to say about this car except “Wow”? Jim’s 1961 Tri-Power Chevrolet Impala is yet another pure gem hidden away somewhere in the rural wilds of Ontario, Canada. Back in the day, these cars were known in the South as an excellent choice for moonshine runners. It must have been difficult if…

  • Mission Possible: Find Classic Unrestored Cars In Tennessee Fields

    Mission Possible: Find Classic Unrestored Cars In Tennessee Fields

    Once again I find myself Down in the Southern U.S checking out beautiful un-restored classic cars in their usual (usual here) worn out aged condition. With very little rust. It never ceases to amaze me the sheer quantity of classics down here. I look at such a wide array of any make or model. (people…

  • 1966 Chevy C-20 Custom Pickup Rescued From Mojave Desert

    1966 Chevy C-20 Custom Pickup Rescued From Mojave Desert

    Lloyd’s 66 Chevy C-20 Custom is the epitome of the classic story of finding a sweet ride, a diamond in the rough. Just tucked away somewhere conspicuous collecting dust down south. I found this truck in a wrecking yard in the Mojave Desert being neglected for over 12 years. Imagine the looks on the guys…

  • Digital Blessings For Auto Restoration And Repair

    Digital Blessings For Auto Restoration And Repair

    One of the biggest influences that the internet and social media has on the automotive industry is the now ease of finding hard-to-find parts and procedures. Go on Google, type in your year, make, and model, followed by the part  or procedure you are looking for, and in the results you are bound to find…

  • Ontario Drivers Suckered With Unfair Insurance Rates

    Ontario Drivers Suckered With Unfair Insurance Rates

    As an avid automotive enthusiast, one thing that really broils me is the amount of money I pay for insurance in Ontario. Also, it seems that in this province the insurance companies have the industry and us, (the consumer) in a strangle-hold, a sort of death grip that we can’t do anything about. Why is…

  • Our Horse Powered Past And The Mother Of Current Auto Tech

    Our Horse Powered Past And The Mother Of Current Auto Tech

    Where did auto tech start? A horse and buggy. Excellent horse-power huh? People got tired of the nurturing it took to take care of a work horse. People wanted more and as with anything the need for something better fuels the spark for innovation. How about something to do work, but doesn’t need rest? Doesn’t…

  • Loving The Carrera S 911 Porsche

    Loving The Carrera S 911 Porsche

    A metallic silver bullet, 300+ km/h roaring blur on the Autobahn. 6th gear, 355+ HP, 3.8L-6cylinder, variable timing at full advance, breathing in through a K&N filter system and exhaling out of a Fabspeed Max-Flo exhaust. Automatically adjusting shock absorbers stiffening as you pass and corner. Porsche’s PSM stability control system controlling the power to…