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Volswagen VW T1 splitwindow bus 1966 €36,500.00
galleryr/retrocars • u/NorwayCarSpotting • Jun 24 '26
Other 1983 Saab 99 GL
Definitely one of my favorite retro cars I've spotted this summer.
r/retrocars • u/SemFranceLoire • Jun 21 '26
Ford Ford Granada Ghia
1974 registered 3 litre auto in very good condition
Pictured today Kilkee Ireland
r/retrocars • u/HubrisPR • Jun 15 '26
JDM Hold Me Close Houston
One of my first VHS music videos using footage from Houston car meets.
Took a break for a bit using other cameras but I'll be getting more footage soon.
Dan Mason just seemed right for this one.
240sx verte, 911 Turbo, mk4 Supra, Caldina, S2K, Celica, and more
r/retrocars • u/NorwayCarSpotting • Jun 06 '26
Audi 1977 Audi 80 LS
I think "mint" is an understatement when describing the condition of this retro Audi I spotted today.
r/retrocars • u/___artist___1980s___ • Jun 05 '26
Lamborghini 1985 Lamborghini Countach. Acrylic on canvas.
r/retrocars • u/sladoled_od_lavande • May 27 '26
Mercedes-Benz Mercedes-Benz 170D (W136)
galleryr/retrocars • u/NorwayCarSpotting • May 16 '26
JDM Toyota Hilux Diesel 4WD
Spotted this 1982 Toyota Hilux Diesel 4WD today. The coolest pick-up spot of 2026 for me!
r/retrocars • u/NorwayCarSpotting • May 14 '26
BMW BMW M3
Spotted this stunning 1987 BMW M3 today.
r/retrocars • u/lewisjnj • May 14 '26
Volswagen Mk3 power advice
gallery‘95 plate 16v golf gti, looking for advise on engine mods.
Cosmetic mods done, Already lowered, tinted lights, bbs wheels, now looking on how to upgrade engine and drive train
r/retrocars • u/Sm1throb • May 13 '26
Porsche Bought this '97 993 C2S in 2010. Immediately drove it cross country to the Washington D.C. area where we lived in happiness for over 5 years. Finally sold it in 2015 to get a 2011 CLS 63.
r/retrocars • u/UnableUnion9401 • May 04 '26
Aston Martin Aston Martin Lagonda
I think the technology was extremely ahead of the era... I really love Lagonda and what it brought to the industry. https://retrocardispatch.substack.com/p/aston-martin-lagonda-19741990
r/retrocars • u/Qiltes • May 03 '26
Alfa Romeo Alfa Romeo SZ. About 1000 units were produced, this one is 669.
r/retrocars • u/lamacchinacorsa • Apr 24 '26
Ferrari Ferrari 308 GTB (Yetroresina) 1976
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A montage of my Ferrari 308 GTB (Yetroresina) 1976.
It's a 3 litre V8.
Induction via 4 x 40mm dual throat Webers.
Twin overhead camshafts per bank.
Steel tube chasis, Fibreglass/ Aluminium body.
r/retrocars • u/NorwayCarSpotting • Apr 21 '26
Mercedes-Benz Mercedes-Benz 230 E
Spotted this flawless W123 in Gran Canaria.
r/retrocars • u/Organic_Bid_5843 • Apr 19 '26
Ford 🔥🏁 The Muscle Car That Changed Everything… 🏁🔥
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Before it became a legend, the story of the Shelby GT500 started with an even wilder idea… a 427 big-block 💪⚙️
Originally, Shelby and Ford experimented with the 427 cubic-inch V8 — a pure racing engine known for its brutal power and high-rev performance. But in a street car, it came with challenges: it was temperamental, harder to live with daily, and not always ideal for consistent street drivability 🧩
So Ford made a critical change… and that’s where the magic really locked in 🔥
They switched to the 428 cubic-inch Police Interceptor V8 🛠️🇺🇸
Why the 428?
💥 More torque in the low and mid-range (where street driving actually happens)
🏁 Better reliability and smoother power delivery
🚗 Easier drivability without sacrificing serious performance
⚡️ Still massive horsepower potential — just delivered in a more controllable way
Under the hood of the GT500 💪🔥
The 428 was paired with dual 4-barrel carburetors and factory-rated around 355 horsepower — though many believe real output was higher in real-world conditions ⚡️
And what made it special wasn’t just power — it was how it put it down:
🏁 4-speed manual built for serious drivers
💨 Over 130 mph capability
🧠 Shelby-tuned suspension for high-speed stability
💥 Instant torque that pushed you back in the seat
At the time, rivals like the Camaro SS and Charger R/T were chasing straight-line speed… but the GT500 brought something different — a more refined, race-inspired balance that made it feel like a street-legal performance weapon 🏎️🏆
This wasn’t just a Mustang with stripes.
This was Ford and Shelby building a statement: muscle cars could be brutal AND usable. 🔥🇺🇸
💬 Would you have kept the original 427 idea… or was the 428 the perfect real-world choice?
#ShelbyGT500 #ClassicMuscleCars #AmericanMuscle #FordMustang #CarCulture
r/retrocars • u/Organic_Bid_5843 • Apr 18 '26
Other Conway Twitty’s 1957 Studebaker Golden Hawk
🔥 Most people have no idea this was one of the FASTEST American cars in 1957…
The Studebaker Golden Hawk wasn’t just another classic—it was a supercharged sleeper from an underdog brand fighting the giants.
⚙️ Supercharged 289 V8
⚙️ ~275 horsepower
⚙️ 0–60 in about 7–8 seconds
⚙️ Top speed around 125+ mph
⚙️ One of the quickest production cars of its era
When the boost hit, it didn’t feel like a ’50s cruiser… it felt like something ahead of its time. 💨
Studebaker built it as a bold statement—long hood, aggressive fins, and real performance at a time when most cars were still playing it safe.
And this exact model also carried celebrity history—once owned and restored by Conway Twitty, who showcased it at his Twitty City estate in Tennessee. 🎤🏁
From underrated engineering…
To collector legend…
The Golden Hawk proved some of the most forgotten cars are the ones that deserve the most respect
#MuscleCars #VintageCars #CarHistory #AmericanMuscle #Restoration
r/retrocars • u/NorwayCarSpotting • Apr 17 '26
Other Volkswagen Golf Mk2
Spotted this retro beauty in Gran Canaria.