The email to my Dad yesterday was a picture of a ’69 Firebird and the message was simple, “Some day we’re building one of these.” I come from a GM family but more specifically my parents owned more Pontiacs than anything. Both pushed Firebirds in high school and I distinctly remember a 2nd and 3rd Generation ‘Bird in the garage growing up. This week I was determined to locate a First Gen that is not only appealing to all of you but one worth purchasing. This ’69 from Coyote Classics is a perfect example of a pony car I’d be interested in – ‘driver’ condition. It’s not numbers matching, I don’t believe it’s a factory color and it’s not a frame-off resto and these are all good things evident in the price. For $15k you can cop this classic and cruise immediately. Check out more pics and a full description here.

-Evan

After almost a year of restoration time, the crew at Bowtie South have finally completed their first old school Mustang project and it has been delivered to its owner, Ernest Wilford, formerly of the Jacksonville Jaguars. This ’67 Fastback has staggered Forgiatos, big brakes and a stout pro touring-spec suspension. Check out the video of the delivery (and the DOPE Kodiak towing the trailer!)

Muscle Monday is going to the dark side today with this sinister ’67 Chevelle from Alabama via Super Chevy. With the ultimate balance of looks and performance, this Chevelle leans more towards the Pro Touring side of the fence with its modded 502 Big Block and track-ready suspension. The ‘Velle also sports a set of staggered 20″ Boze Forged wheels with a ridiculous 20×12 in the rear. Check out the full write-up with additional pics from Super Chevy here.

In custom car culture Dually trucks are extremely important, so much so that these workhorses are being customized as much as the rides they are towing. There’s nothing better than pulling up to a car show or an event with a custom Dually and a custom old school in tow. #ForSaleFriday this week celebrates these beasts with a super-custom F350 that we saw in person while in Miami. This particular Ford is unique because it’s actually a ’99 model converted over with all the 2010 exterior and interior parts. In addition to the face lift,  it has 26″ Diesel wheels, a stereo system that literally drowned out the music on stage at the Dub show and a few performance upgrades as well. The price may seem a bit steep but we assure you, there is probably twice the asking price in this truck. Check out the eBay link and more pictures here. Shout out to Power Audio for doing such an amazing job on this truck!

For those of you who have an opportunity to buy a classic car but are hesitant because it may not be in the best condition, this post is for you. The team over at Precision Restorations Company from St. Louis, MO, prove that anything can be done with the proper products and techniques. Precision Restorations reconditioned half of this ’67 Oldsmobile Tornado to showcase their expertise and possibly to inspire those contemplating a restoration. So don’t let a little bit of rust, dings and dents hold you back from creating the car of your dreams!