ArticleTrouble Ahead, Trouble Behind
Participating in the 1967 Plymouth Trouble Shooting Contest
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ArticleThat ’76 Spirit
The Bicentennial Fords, Chevys and Dodges
ArticleWood Times
More than 50 years with a 1947 Pontiac wagon
ArticleFrom the Editor
This July 1 issue of Old Cars was more fun than usual to assemble. It was already a huge double issue for the large Iola Car Show, and its size and timing let us feature many topics, including 100 years of Pontiac and 250 years of the United...
ArticleTrouble Ahead, Trouble Behind
Participating in the ’67 Plymouth Trouble Shooting Contest Old Cars reader Edward Bacon participated in the Sixth National Championship of the Plymouth Trouble Shooting Contest held in Detroit from June 19-21, 1967. One of the...
ArticlePoncho Pride!
Old Cars subscribers show off their Pontiacs “I found this ’50 coupe in a garage when I was living in a small town in western Kansas,” says John Linder. “I was leaving town for a car show when I spotted it in a garage of an elderly...
ArticleWood Times
More than 50 years with a 1947 Pontiac station wagon When the right car shows up and it’s really, really the right car, it’s smart to buy it and smarter to keep it for half a century. “I just always liked driving it,” said Phil Stofanak, owner of...
ArticleThat ’76 Spirit
The bicentennial Fords, Chevys and Dodges of 1976 Patriotism among U.S. citizens was at a fevered pitch in the mid 1970s as the country neared its bicentennial in 1976 — car companies included. Looking to capitalize on the widespread...
ArticleFour-On-The-Floor LeMans
1970 Pontiac optioned as an insurance beater In 1998, Tom Ruby wasn’t looking specifically for a LeMans Sport. In fact, he wasn’t even looking for a Pontiac. “I was shopping for a muscle car,” he recalled, “and I was shopping all brands. I...