I grew up helping him work on cars, after he passed away I found this old photo of him and am curious what he is racing at this time. Thanks!

Looking at a 65 tempest, little (big) project car for me and my dad. Back on track, always loved the gto's, especially that year and thought I could make it atleast well try to make it look like one. So overall I was wondering what the visual differences are between them. I'm by no means an expert but from what I see it just seems like trim, bumpers and a hood. I'd rather not mess it up if I end up getting it, so any help regarding differences would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

I do not know if this is the right subreddit to ask this question but here it is. What in your opinion is the best boxy car of the 1980s? Would it be the Ford LTD, Chevy Caprice, or etc.

P.S It does not have to be these cars. I just used them as examples.

https://bringatrailer.com/listing/magazines-6/

I just saw an amazing car magazine collection listed on Bring a Trailer and wanted to share. The collector got them all himself, over 2,000 magazines - includes Car Craft, Autoweek, Hemmings, etc. I wish I had the space but what a collection! Check it out, or share with friends. I have a lot of respect for the collection and want to see it go to a good home.

Title is basically the question. I am restoring a 1963 Catalina and need to replace pretty much all of the floor pans. From what I can tell b body's are pretty interchangeable how true is this?

Bought her in October 2024 with only 67k miles on the odometer. Added a cold-air intake and an axle-back exhaust. Also, upgraded the stock AC Delco radio and Bose speakers with an Alpine head unit and Hertz speakers respectively. Installed a Kicker subwoofer in the trunk too. Sadly, I needed to put her in storage for the winter but rest assured, she will be on the road come the first nice day in Spring.