On paper, the 1969 Mercury Cyclone Spoiler II was built to satisfy a racing rulebook. In reality, it became one of the most obscure factory hot rods of the muscle era, a car that slipped past most ...

The attrition wars between Ford and Chrysler in the sixties led to some of the most iconic high-performance engineering feats in American motoring history. The Aero Cars of 1969-1970 would be the ...

In 1969, the fastest way to win at Daytona was not to build a bigger engine. It was to cheat the wind. NASCAR's rules had opened a door, and the manufacturers who understood aerodynamics walked ...

One of the most overused clichs in the vintage Ford hobby is that four letter word rare. Some folks insist on using it to describe cars that were cranked out like potato chips. But we don't think ...

Michael Callahan from Cincinnati, Ohio, always dreamed about going to Bonneville with a street car and getting into the 150MPH Club. Or should we say, drive a car to Bonneville, make his passes, and ...