1973 Chev Corvette – Ready and Waiting – 94
Around 18 years ago Ross Maxwell decided that he’d like to buy himself a cool car that he could mess about with on the weekends. Being friends with an up-and-coming race car driver at the time, he turned to him for a bit of advice on what he should look at. That young driver was Andy Booth, at the time an unheard-of-youngster with big aspirations.
Following Andy’s advice, Ross soon purchased a big-block 1973 Corvette. Andy being Andy, and Ross being a sucker, it wasn’t long before Andy had convinced him that the (more…)
There’s a well-known show on TV these days called American Chopper. Chances are that if you’re reading this, you’re interested in all things mechanical, so have probably seen it. If not, it’s worth a watch.
In the early years of the car, technology changed so quickly that after just 20-years of production it had surpassed the mode of transport used in the previous 2000 years, the horse. And to this day, that rate of technology and evolution hasn’t slowed. Each and every year cars are built to handle better, conserve more fuel and make more power. While it’s the manufacturers that spearhead many of these improvements, there are similar things happening in the muscle car world too.