Last month Rob looked at beautiful muscle cars of the '60s and '70s.

In this chapter Rob offers is list of the top ten least attractive muscle cars of the 1960s and '70s.

The 1970 Mercury Cyclone Spoiler 429 Super Cobra Jet was one of the most stunning and powerful cars of its time, but has largely been forgotten.

This month's Rare Rides sets out to change that.

In Cars and Guitars #7, we take a look at the 1976 Olds Cutlass and Peter Frampton's mega-hit, "Do You Feel Like We Do." What was once disposable, has now become timeless art? Enjoy!

The Olds is a daily driver, one that Russell is proud to have saved from sure destruction back in 1993.

Based on a 1921 Oldmobile, the famous truck from The Beverly Hillbillies television series was kustomized by the late George Barris. It is an American icon.

When it comes to numbers, the 4-4-2 was one three digit number that had very little to do with displacement. When it comes to numbers matching, that alone adds to the value of the car itself, but is it worth $70k?

While Chevrolet people had the Camaro, Ford people had the Mustang and Pontiac people had the Firebird in the late 60s, Oldsmobile fans were lucky enough to have the 442. But beyond what the traditional 442 could bring was the exceptional upgrades of a Hurst 442. Check out this one heading to auction inside!