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Hemmings Daily: Twenty years on, there’s still a lot to love about the Plymouth (and Chrysler) Prowler

Street rodding was hot in the 1990s. Across the country, enthusiasts were adding modern suspension, brakes, and engines to pre-1949 cars and trucks, o

View in Browser Tuesday, July 6, 2021 Latest Stories Sponsored by Year One Twenty years on, there's still a lot to love about the Plymouth (and Chrysler) Prowler Street rodding was hot in the 1990s. Across the country, enthusiasts were adding modern suspension, brakes, and engines to pre-1949 cars and trucks, o... Read More Hemmings talks 2005-2014 Ford Mustang S197 with Mike Musto and Rob Einaudi on the Hot Rod BBQ Podcast Find of the Day: Unrestored 1977 Dodge Aspen station wagon, thankfully without the late-Seventies earth tone paint Early Hemi-powered Mopars and an array of SUVs headline the upcoming GAA Classic Cars Auction Carspotting: Akron, 1988 Daily Briefing: Christmas in July trains at the AACA Museum, ADV:Overland exhibit at Petersen Automotive Museum This engineless 1950 Ford Crestliner would be the perfect start for a Fordillac. Here's How I'd Build It MORE FROM STORIES Part of London's history: How AEC first designed the iconic double-decker bus, then replaced it Thank Chrysler's 1975 Super Bowl ad for every rebate you got on a new car Like linebackers excelling at ballet, European truck trials balance brute strength with finesse A series of terrible ideas: The Stoner T, Part 22 Read More Stories SPONSORED PRODUCT FEATURE Back to the future…and then back again! The perfect post-war hot rod can only be topped off with the perfect aviation-style gauges. Finally, you can get that great vintage look and modern-day internals, all in one place. Read More Hemmings Auctions 1929 Ford Model A Ends TODAY at 4:00pm EST 1953 Chevrolet 3100 Ends TODAY at 4:15pm EST MORE FROM THE AUCTION 1951 Ford Custom Ends TODAY at 4:30pm EST 1979 Suzuki Ends TODAY at 4:45pm EST 2007 Chrysler 300 Ends TODAY at 5:00pm EST 1932 Ford Custom Ends TODAY at 5:15pm EST Submit a Vehicle View All Auctions Trending in Classifieds Sponsored by Beverly Hills Car Club PROMOTED LISTING 1953 Chevrolet Corvette $239,000 PROMOTED LISTING 1969 Pontiac GTO Judge Auction PROMOTED LISTING 1941 Ford Auction 1972 MG B $11,500 $19,500 $14,200 $60,000 $9,500 $115,000 $69,900 Sell Your Vehicle Browse Classifieds Get More from Hemmings Our newsletter can only give you a preview of everything going on in Hemmings Nation. Get the most of Hemmings by visiting us online at hemmings.com Browse Classifieds Browse Auctions Read the Stories Upcoming Events Try a Copy of Hemmings Get the Auctions Daily © 2019 Hemmings Motor News. All rights reserved. You are receiving this because you opted-in to the Hemmings Daily email. For more information about this newsletter, email webmaster@hemmings.com or write to: Customer Service, Hemmings Motor News · 222 Main Street · Bennington, VT 05201 · USA. You can update your email preferences here at any time, or unsubscribe bimoharjanto.ankerbellok@blogger.com from all Hemmings newsletters here.