Summer 2010, Featured Articles, Columns
Anybody have a REALLY big tow truck?
He wants you to tickle his belly.
It’s not easy to flip a 65 ton dump truck, but somehow these guys managed it! They seem fairly happy about it, too!
The Caterpillar 777 is used mainly in mining operations, where its huge capacity makes short work of hauling earth. It can carry up to 100 tons of material, which is when its 1,000hp engine will burn up to 22 gallons of diesel every hour. Each tire weighs 2,500lbs and costs $10,000. These monsters are manufactured on Caterpillar’s 350 acre plant in Peoria, Illinois. Over half of the earth moved in the world is moved by Caterpillar trucks like these.
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HID Headlights: The New Standard
HID headlights are so commonplace nowadays that most people expect to see them beaming down highways and back roads alike.
Maintain the Paint on Your Classic Car
One of the first things anyone notices about a classic car after its shape is its paint color. This is why it is so important to maintain it.
Classic Car Insurance - 6 Questions to Ask Before You Apply!
The parameters of classic car insurance are different than your every day ride.
Five Reasons To get An Appraisal For Your Classic Car
You may think the last thing you need for your classic car is another piece of paper, but think again.
The Fiero: An Amazing History
Although both Pontiac and the Fiero are discontinued now, the little sports car had an interesting history in its short life.
The 1963 Four Seater Corvette that Almost was
In the early '60s GM was developing a four seater Corvette, much like the T-Bird evolved into.
Rare 1954 Ferrari Sparks Fight
In divorce, it always the kids that suffer, but here's a case of a custody battle over a Ferrari.
The Top 10 Most Stolen Classic Cars
Although no one likes to think about their pride and joy being stolen, criminals have thought about it long and hard and come up with a list of their favorites.
