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Diego Rosenberg

Diego is an automotive historian with experience working in Detroit as well as the classic car hobby. He is a published automotive writer in print and online and has a network of like-minded aficionados to depend on for information that's not in the public domain.

Huge Gallery: 2016 Edelbrock Car Show Plus Our Top Picks

The 11th Annual Edelbrock Car Show brought out plenty of SoCal enthusiasts to see classics of many varieties, all while benefiting Rev'ved Up 4 Kids.Read More

Muscle Cars You Should Know: Ford Fairlane Cobra, Mercury Cyclone CJ

When Plymouth introduced the 1968 Road Runner, it took everyone by surprise - even Plymouth. But they correctly surmised that there was a market for an affordable supercar, and the no-frills content was even embraced by those who wanted to go faster. FoMoCo's answer for 1969 was the Fairlane Cobra and Cyclone CJ.Read More

GM CEO to Auction 1958 Corvette for Urban Renewal

General Motors' CEO is auctioning off his 1958 Corvette and donating the proceeds to Habitat for Humanity Detroit, which is using the proceeds to improve the Morningside Commons neighborhood. The hope is that the auction will help bring attention and resources to Habitat’s efforts to revitalize areas downtown.Read More

PennMustang Muscle Car Show

PennMustang hosted a Muscle Car Show at Haldeman Ford Lincoln in Allentown, PA. While the show was open to all makes and models, the stars of the show were late-model Mustangs, with a smattering of Fox-bodied Mustangs and a few oldies.Read More

eBay Find of The Day: Mustang Convertible Packs Cobra Jet Punch

What do you think is the ultimate Mustang? Boss 429? 1968 Shelby GT-500KR convertible? 1969 Mach I with the 428 Super Cobra Jet? I think most Stang people would say the Boss, but there's one that tends to be overlooked: The 1968-70 Mustang convertible with the 428 Cobra Jet.Read More

eBay Find of The Day: 427-Powered ’67 Ford Galaxie LTD R-Code

When Ford replaced the 406 with the 427 in 1963, the company was running on all cylinders. Take a look at any Ford from 1963 or 1964 and it's amazing how attractive they were across the board. By 1967, the 427 was having its swan swan song, and this 427 LTD on eBay is among the rarest of the breed.Read More

Video: Vote Your Choice for Modern Muscle X 2.0

The mission is simple: Five legendary brands. Three high performance muscle cars. One choice. That's Modern Muscle X! And now they're taking votes to see what they'll be working on for 2011, and what they'll be giving away.Read More

Video: Recreating The “Bullitt” Chase In Animated Stop-Motion

Any car guy and gal worth their salt would be furious to hear anyone make claims there's a better car chase scene than that in the movie "Bullitt." Now there's a "remixed" version of the chase scene using stop-motion animation.Read More

De Tomaso to Make Comeback at Geneva

De Tomaso was perhaps the most popular of the hybrid exotics through the 1970s, but they couldn't last much past the Milenium. So it's with some surprise that former Fiat marketing executive Gian Mario Rossignolo has announced plans to relaunch the De Tomaso brand at the Geneva International Motor Show in March.Read More

Specialty Auto Parts Continues To Offer Quality & Value

Twenty-five years ago, when five-liter pony cars were only putting out around 210 horsepower, Specialty Auto Parts’ Proform brand was the first to popularize affordable, new starters, alternators, distributors, and harmonic balancers. Proform Parts continues to provide you with the optimum combination.Read More

Video: Speed-Shifting a Three-on-The-Tree Galaxie

At some point in the 1930s, shifters were put on the column because it gave the front seat more interior room. However, by the advent of the "Horsepower Race" in the mid/late-1950s, a floor-shifted transmission was desperately needed.Read More

The Mustang Mach IV: Ford’s “Better Idea” Made Better

Even though the Mach IV was a show car, it had the suds to back it up, posting 7-second quarter mile times in the 180 MPH range. Yet by 1975, Gary and his wife Jill retired the Mustang from the show circuit, a victim of lean times and dwindling sponsorship. Read More

TCI’s Rattler Balancer: Tech Review

We recently hooked up with Mississippi-based TCI Automotive to learn more about balancers and why they see their new Rattler torsional vibration absorber as an option for people building engines for both street and strip applications. Read More