Classic American muscle trucks had power, attitude, and a legacy worth remembering. Here are 10 legendary beasts that defined an era of raw performance.

With the right care, regular maintenance, and a bit of luck, it's not unheard of for a Chevy Camaro to hit 100,000 miles, 200,000 miles, or even more. With this in mind, we scoured the net looking for ...

The oil crisis threw oil prices out ... Instead, it was fitted with the same 350 cubic-inch V8 from pretty much every GM car. That Chevy Small Block was available in three flavors, each sadder ...

Lt. Arthur Preston and his PT boat crews did whatever it took to save a downed Navy airman in the South Pacific.

That first engine, the LS1, was a 5.7 liter, aluminum block, pushrod V8 that, in Corvette trim, produced around 350 horsepower at ... The Generation V Small Block V8, LT1 to its friends and ...

For the C3 ZR1 the 350-cubic inch LT1 was the heart of the ZR1 concept. The LT-1 was an outstanding small-block, whose understated ... The LT5 held 12 quarts of oil, 7 more than the L98 engine.

After 10 events, Ray Grima has had enough and feels that if the White Muster is to continue, others can step into the breach.

There’s no such thing as a cheap excursion to the track. Burning rubber and gasoline in copious amounts, not to mention brake ...

The 442 had legendary engines under the hood, including the 7.5-liter Rocket 455 V8 that delivered up to 400 hp and 500 lb-ft of torque. However, the 70s oil crisis and stricter emissions regulations ...

One FM-2 was hit by antiaircraft fire and its pilot, Ensign Harold Thompson, was blown out of it at 350 feet altitude with ... gathered volunteers. Born in Chevy Chase, Maryland on Nov. 1, 1913 ...

The Lightning is by far the lightest of the available trucks with the standard range model tipping the scales at about 6,100-lbs while the Chevy and ... battery for about 350 miles and a 229 ...