Classic Car News

BEWARE OF DAMAGE  Classic and vintage cars have become a lifestyle that individuals of all ages and financial brackets have engaged in.  Whether you’re a one-time classic car buyer or an avid enthusiast with a […]

Nasa’s Space Exploration Vehicle (SEV) arrived in Houston from NASA Clear Lake a few days ago to be displayed at Discovery Green for the Super Bowl. Will these vehicles be space classics some day? KHOU’s […]

The Eighth Wonder of the World “The Astrodome” A little Football trivia for Super Bowl Sunday. The Astrodome was the first ballpark to have a roof over the playing field. It was dubbed the 8th […]

This is what it’s all about. There are many unique classic car stories, but, at times, there is that one that touches us deeply. Chris Martini was just a little boy in 1982 when his […]

Myklassic NEWS True barn finds can be discovered in many ways. Whether it be one car, two cars or an entire lost collection, they are all unique in their own way. Just last month, Myklassic […]

Myklassic News! Carl Benz develops the first stationary gasoline engine. Carl Benz built a one-cylinder two-stoke unit that ran for the first time on New Years Eve 1879. Benz had so much success with the […]

100 MILLION SMALL BLOCKS   The small block was not the first V8, but it revolutionized the industry. Whether you were/are a Chevy, Mopar or Ford guy or gal, the small block opened the doors […]

Myklassic’s CAR ENTHUSIAST OF THE YEAR Margaret Isabel Dunning was born on June 26, 1910 and passed away this year on May 17, 2015. She was an American businesswoman, philanthropist and benefactor of the Plymouth, […]

Myklassic NEWS: Alzheimer’s is close to our hearts here at Myklassic. Rick Duncan, President of Myklassic knows first hand the horrors of Alzheimers. Betty Duncan, his mother developed Alzheimer’s and lived a few years to […]

“LOW DOLLAR JOE” A Classic Car entrepreneur Joe Duncan was born in the summer of 1925 in Tellico Plains, Tennessee in the foothills of the Great Smokey Mountains and was immediately taken to Harriman, Tennessee […]