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This 1966 Pontiac Tempest Custom Mixes Classic Looks With A Hint Of Modern Technology

Jul 9, 2024 | hemmings.com | Jim Black |Paul Teutul |Alex Manos |Matt Litwin

There may be a sect of enthusiasts who would find it difficult to justify the cost of a high-end, factory-stock restoration of a utilitarian, entry-level car like this Barrier Blue Metallic 1966 Pontiac Tempest. Equipped with a column-shifted three-speed manual transmission and a one-barrel carbureted straight-six engine, at first glance this two-door “post coupe” seems to be as pedestrian as one could get. Even if it is a slightly upscale Custom trimmed model.
Fisker Wants to Sell its Ocean SUV EVs for $14,000 Each

Jul 8, 2024 | hemmings.com | Tara Hurlin |Paul Teutul |Jim Koscs |Mark J. McCourt

Fisker is reportedly seeking approval to sell its Ocean EV models for $14,000 per SUV, according to recent reports. According to Reuters report on July 3rd, Fisker asked a bankruptcy judge to approve the sale of more than 3,000 Ocean electric SUVs in its inventory. Each vehicle would be sold for around $14,000 per to a New York-based vehicle-leasing company, which will bring financially strained startup a fast $46.25 million.
Weekly Round Up of Sales Success: L89 Corvette, Hemi Street Rod, NSX-T

Jul 8, 2024 | hemmings.com | Terry Shea |Paul Teutul |Dan Stoner |Mark J. McCourt

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A 1968 Pontiac Convertible From North Of The Border

Jul 8, 2024 | hemmings.com | David Lachance |Paul Teutul |Matt Litwin |Jeff Koch

What must it be like to have had a ’57 Chevrolet as your first car, or a Mustang, or an F-150? You’d be seeing nicely-restored examples all over the place, and, I imagine, being reminded of some of your earliest experiences behind the wheel. You could even sort of relive those days by going shopping for another in the Hemmings Marketplace. If your first car had been a 1968 Pontiac Catalina convertible, it would be an entirely different picture. Trust me on this one.
Can YOU IDENTIFY THESE abandoned Arizona arroyo antiques?

Jul 8, 2024 | hemmings.com | Mark J. McCourt |Paul Teutul |Mike Austin |Dave Wallace

We at Hemmings are always on the lookout for fascinating photos of derelict old cars and trucks that can potentially star in our popular annual Hemmings Abandoned Autos calendar. One of the contributors to the 2025 calendar that’s now being printed is Pedro Maya, an Arizona native who’d shared an image of a roofless, bullet-hole-ridden 1954 Ford Customline Ranch Wagon surrounded by rocks and cacti near the Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument.
Carspotting: Compact(ed) Cars Burn No Fuel, Spew No Smog

Jul 8, 2024 | hemmings.com | Dave Wallace |Paul Teutul |Jeff Smith |John Machaqueiro

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How To Easily Remove The Pilot Bushing From Your Crankshaft

Jul 7, 2024 | hemmings.com | Jeff Smith |Paul Teutul |Jim Smart |Rocky Rotella

It’s time for a new clutch, pressure plate, and flywheel in your 1960s-1970s muscle car and you’ve no doubt heard that it’s a good idea to also change the pilot bushing in the crank. Problem is, how do you remove the old pilot bushing out of the crank? Perhaps you’ve heard of the grease trick. This is where you pack the area behind the bushing with as much grease as you can cram into the area.
This Custom 1939 Lincoln Zephyr Was Built By Paul Teutul, Jr. | The Online Automotive Marketplace | Hemmings

Jul 7, 2024 | hemmings.com | John Machaqueiro |Paul Teutul |Dan Stoner |Dave Wallace

Those old enough to remember the dark ages of television will recall only a handful of over the air channels in black and white, which was then followed by the introduction of color. That milestone and the advancement of technology eventually led to the birth of cable television, which came to life in the early 1970s. As consumer appetites grew for an ever-expanding menu of content, by the mid 1980s the advent of channels that had a narrower focus in their programming began to appear.