Hot Rods & Muscle Cars

In October 2019, an impressive array of Winged Warriors descend upon the infield of Talladega Superspeedway in Lincoln, Alabama for the Aero Warrior Reunion to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the very first Talladega 500 race. The track seemingly time-warps back to 1969 as classic autos including Plymouth Superbirds, Dodge Charger Daytonas, Mercury Cyclone Spoilers, […]

If you love muscle cars – if only you could afford to own a Mustang, Camaro or Chevelle. Right? How about setting your sights on the affordable muscle car … a muscle truck. That’s right. Even if an iconic 1960’s-era muscle car is out of your reach, you may be able to afford a 1967

Which generation are you a part of? Which one do you identify with? This could have a lot to do with what kind of classic and collector car enthusiast you aspire to. For instance, cars built in the 80’s and 90’s are rising in popularity with collectors, especially GenXers and Millennials. Just like those in

Although the term Hemi is trademarked by Chrysler, it’s a household name for a type of engine. Short for hemispherical, Hemis are the gold standard of the golden era of muscle cars. The 68-year-old design is revolutionary, sucking in and exhausting air with extreme speed, wasting little energy.

Enthusiasts have a passion for color. A wide spectrum of reds, blues, greens, purples and oranges have enduring popularity. Many factory color names are quirky and memorable. Sometimes a car’s color can be part of its high value. What do you think is the most popular car color in the world?

Is the 2020 Shelby GT500 “the ultimate Mustang?” The famous high performance version of the Mustang GT, built by Shelby American from ’65 to ‘68 and now Ford, is a sight to behold when carefully restored. The ultimate find for collectors is a well-kept, mid-1960’s Shelby with 100% original parts.

Should classic cars be restored with authenticity or are modifications okay? Ask any collector and you’ll hear a strong opinion. Whether you restore or modify, honor the true value of your investment. Let Classic Auto customize a policy to protect your restoration or restomod. Call for a free quote.

America’s two most-searched muscle cars are Ford Mustang and Dodge Charger. When first introduced in 1966, Chargers go from Sunday driver to modern police cruiser, with a lot of starring movie roles in between. Let Classic Auto customize a policy to protect your Charger. Call for a free quote.

Traditional classics or muscle cars? Certain autos are immensely popular in some states and far less popular in others. It depends on geographical region, age and individual taste. The Charger and the Mustang are the top two. Let Classic Auto Insurance customize a policy to protect your favorite.