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GM aficionados will probably agree that owning an original Chevy Camaro is always special. So, how about lovingly keeping in the family a ‘67 for more than four decades. And making it a spectacular Yenko tribute?
In the world of the automobile, cab over engine machines (COE) are a special breed. This term (or cab-over, forward control, or flat nose, depending on where you are), is meant to stand for vehicles whose cabs are located directly over the front axle and engine.
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autoevolution 3 May 2021, 17:21 UTC · by Ah yes, the Chevrolet El Camino: not a truck, not a car. They used to call it a coupe utility, and I think that's just right. Not enough passenger room to become crowded, just enough space to haul stuff in the rear, and a muscular V8 under the hood. 15 photos I am, of course, talking about the early El Camino, the first three generations that had muscle car power. The third-gen pickup is my favorite due to its close relation to the Chevelle design-wise, but the first El Camino takes the cake when it comes to style.
Tuning up a GM HT383 crate engine to big power and torque. Jim Brown – Dec 21, 2020 The HT383 has been available for a number of years now, and it's an excellent repower option for you GM (on non-GM) truck or 4x4 thanks to its rated 325 hp at 4,500 rpm and 415 lb-ft of torque at 3,500. It's true that GM's aluminum-headed Fast Burn 350 makes 385 hp and 385 lb-ft for just an extra $100 over the HT383's typical mail-order price. However, we'll show you that an out-of-the-box HT383 is no slouch, and just a f...