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We are pleased to present our interview with David Logan, author of The Ultimate Off-Road Driver’s Guide. We talk off-roading, overlanding vs. rock crawling, and 4x4s. David shares a few of his experiences with driving various types of 4x4s off-roading.

Today we're pleased to have Matt Avery, author of COPO Muscle Cars. We talk COPO, muscle cars, writing, and his upcoming book Camaro Special Edition, available now as a pre-order.

Wes Duenkel author of Ford Mustang: How to Build &...

Midlife Classic Cars is happy to share two new books: Early Funny Cars 1964-1975 and Corvette Concept Cars now available for purchase.

Midlife Classic Cars would like to take this time to thank all of those who have served and wish everyone a safe Memorial weekend.

Before you post your broken-down classic Volkswagen Beetle for sale or swap the air-cooled engine in your Volkswagen Bus for a Porsche or Subaru one, it might be worthwhile taking a crack at that original engine- it might surprise you! These robust little flat-four boxer engines have stood the test of time, known for their simplicity, reliability, and capability to be modified. With a little know-how, anyone can keep their classic VW air-cooled engine around for years to come.

Whether you add boost or keep your engine naturally aspirated, the common denominator between all the best bang-for-buck modifications increases the flow rate of your engine along with fuel.

The Chrysler Slant Six is making a comeback! While the Stellantis twin-turbo “Tornado” i6 is incoming, the Chrysler G-Engine, or Slant 6 engines have always been. Since the 1960s and whichever the cubic flavor from the plucky 170, 190, to the venerable 225, this rebuild and modification guide will help you make the most of your already unkillable leaning tower of power! Learn the tips and tricks from Slant Six expert Doug Dutra aka “Dr. Dodge” on the tried and true methods of squeaking more power out of your classic Mopar, and keeping it reliably on the road for years to come.