De Tomaso Pantera The Value Priced Supercar From Ford

Another reason that this car is a beast is that this is a car that came late in the muscle car game. The Mustang, GTO, and the Camaro are already

Comfort, when most people think of older sports cars, comfort is not one of the things that come to mind. Small, no top, hard to steer, loud, these are the things that older cars such as the first generation Corvettes, the Porsche 550 Spyder, known as the car

The year that the muscle car was invented was a huge year because that became the future of the cars we have today these cars can perform at high rates for a long time the can take a beating for months.The show aspect of this car is just overpowering because of the way the car looks and feels but it should not be for show because they have tremendous power under the hood ranging from four-hundred to seven-hundred and fifty horse power.

A. Attention Getter: A loud roar is heard in the distance as the driver revs his engine. Eight cylinders of Intense power with its five speed transmission. Cars that are meant to be raced and compared to each other. In an adrenaline pumping race of performance. According to Fast Muscle by Gabbard and Gabbard, “The decade began with Ford, GM, and Chrysler in an expanding cubic inch and horsepower war.

In 1966 a car was released, the Chevy Camaro, it became very popular because of its style. “Like the Mustang, the Camaro had instant success, and 220,906 were sold the first year” (Mattar). The original price of the Chevy Camaro was $2,500 - $3,310. (Vehicle search). The 1966 Camaro was bought very quickly because it was in the normal price limit and was

old muscle cars had carbureted engines and were built specifically to be fast and to be loud along

Philips would take a while to realize that a huge prospect was about to enter his life and studio. Elvis Presley, a young truck driver, had come in to record two songs at a cost of $8 as a birthday present for his mother. Philips was actually out of the office so his secretary Marion Keisker recorded Presley. Foreseeing talent, Keisker put aside a copy of the acetate master. Keisker continued to advocate to Philips the idea of investing in Presley’s commercially promising musical potential. Philips eventually agreed to give Presley a try and matched him up with local guitarist Scotty Moore and bass player Bill Black. This group became quite successful, and together, under the direction of Philips, helped to influence and redefine the ‘rockabilly’ genre of music at the time. It shows Sun’s success that by ’61, Phillips was able to buy a Presto 900-P recorder.

The 1960's was a big time for muscle cars, and the Plymouth Road Runner was one of the best. It was great on the street and even better on the race track. In 1976, Plymouth made a big mistake, they made a new Volare Road Runner that wasn't even as close to as good as the others. Its engine only had 160 horsepower and it rusted so much that Plymouth had to recall it. Another car that didn’t do so well was the Delorean. Even though it was a big hit in Back to the Future, the actual car didn't meet standards. The 1980 to 1981 Delorean DMC-12 might have had gull wing doors and the body panels might have been stainless steel, but compared to five other sports cars it was the slowest

Furthermore, this car interests me because at the price one could completely personalize his or her dream Mustang for only $2,320. Ford would sell close to 417,000 Mustangs within the first year (Tucker).

Racing is a sport that has been around nearly since the invention of automotive transportation, and it has only grown and developed as the years passed. Throughout many decades, racing has evolved in various ways. This era brought along new companies, new models, new types of racing, and even brand new types of cars. Some of those new innovations include stock, pro-stock, top-fuel, and funny cars. These four types of cars have greatly impacted the racing world today.

Purpose - To explain to the class about manual transmission cars and how to drive one.

A 1970 Ford Mustang was the highest grossing car at Mecum Auctions’ sale in Chicago. The blue car still in pristine condition was manufactured on September 18, 1969. The Mustang Boss 429 Fastback is among the 499 cars produced for the 1970MY. It was sold as new back in the day at Boyce Ranson Ford in Conover, North Carolina. Its odometer reads only 25,000 original meters (40,233 kilometers) which is pretty impressive for a 47 years old car, additionally, the “concours restoration” make it even more desirable. It is no surprise the pony car painted in Grabber Blue and with a white interior cabin went under the hammer for $245K at a recent sale

Another critical design of the Throttle Body would be the type and size of Air Filter to use when running the race car. Under operating conditions, the race car kicks up many debris particles from the ground over which it runs, ranging from dead leaves to sand and even small rocks. Those, in addition to other foreign airborne particles, are harmful additions to the air in which the engine is taking in. In the best case, these particles are disintegrated when they enter the combustion chambers, but decrease the power created. In the worse case scenario, these particles accumulate and eventually cause damage to the pistons and combustion chambers, and lead to piston seizure, and eventually to a blown engine.

In 1948, Fford came out with the first F-Series pickup truck, called the F1. The truck only cost between 1000 and 1500 dollars.! Today's Ford F-150 starts at $24,900, and their are reasons for this. When the truck came out WWII just ended, and people were getting back to normal routines, such as farming. There were three3 motors to choose from, promising

The Ford Focus RS may be the best small car in the world. Yes, I said it. But the “best” definition can be a tricky one to use as there are multiple categories to consider, i.e., quality, reliability, efficiency, and performance, among others.