Hemmings Muscle Machines

Period Pieces

"Driving the car in stock form was enjoyable, but the ‘after’ version really tickled the recall."

t probably goes without saying that appreciation for muscle cars, particularly the original offerings of the ’60s and early ’70s, stems from the performance those machines offered. But the style and attitude of those cars was also a major part of what kept fans interested enough to start seeking out and restoring the original muscle cars at a time when those models were not yet even 20 years

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