Irina retro cars

David Curley’s finally turned his four-wheeled childhood fantasy into a reality with this Group 4 Fiat Abarth 131 rally-rep, that acts as the perfect tribute to a WRC-winning Italian icon.

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The original “Dukes of Hazzard” show featured a total of 309 Dodge Chargers – all 1969 editions. How can you tell a 1969 Charger from a 1968? Look for the split grille on the front of the ’69 model.

“The Judge” was also featured in what’s considered the first-ever rock music video. In the original TV commercial for this car, Paul Revere and the Raiders sang a song they wrote about it.

Pontiac’s “The Judge” (a 1969 GTO) was named after a TV show skit. At the time, John DeLorean was the man in charge, and he chose to name the car after a show he watched and liked: “Rowan & Martin’s Laugh-In.”

The Ford Mustang also made its debut in 1964. It was officially unveiled at the World’s Fair in Flushing Meadows, New York. That same day, the car also debuted in showrooms across America, and close to 22,000 Mustangs were purchased.

In 1913, the Ford Model T became the first mass-produced automobile. Three years later, 55 percent of all cars in the world were Model Ts, which is a record yet to be broken.

We are very happy and proud to announce our bands line up for START YOUR ENGINE 2023.
We gonna start that day right with John Mary Go Round (Blues & Roots Music) who's gonna put us in the perfect mood.
After this, The Mad Facts (Rockabilly & Rock'n'roll) will rock the stage.
And just before closing time The Cookie Jar Complot (instrumental) will send us directly to heaven.
Hope to see you there

The first full-scale, self-propelled mechanical vehicle was released in 1769. It was a steam-powered tricycle that was used to haul cannons around town. (But, it weighed 8,000 pounds!)