In this episode, I read an iTunes review which guides me towards the Ford Falcon as the topic - and although it was a compact car of its day, there is a muscle car connection.

In this episode, I talk about the Chevelle's blue-collar brother, the El Camino. I also talk about a couple of websites/companies that provide parts for some of the less common muscle cars.

In this episode I go into detail about the Ford Fairlane, and more specifically the Torino years from 1968-1971.

In this episode of the MuscleCarist Podcast, I talk a bit about a letter purported to be from Clyde Barrow to Henry Ford from the 1930's. I also talk about how you can use Costco Travel's website to save money when renting a car.

In this episode of the MuscleCarist Podcast, I talk about the Chevelle's little (but older) brother - the Chevrolet Nova.

In Episode 15 of the MuscleCarist Podcast, I have become the MuscleCopterist. I talk a bit about a relatively new interest of mine and touch on having been away for a while. Little did I know that I would completely destroy the site and podcast as a result of not being able to upload this podcast. Hopefully I'll have everything straightened out soon and can resume with some more muscle car related content.

In Episode 14 of the MuscleCarist Podcast, I talk a little bit about the 455 cubic inch motors in Buicks, Oldsmobiles, and Pontiacs and how little they have in common.

In Episode 13 of the MuscleCarist Podcast, I discuss the Buick Skylark Gran Sport's history.

In Episode 12 of the MuscleCarist Podcast, I get out to the drag strip at Pacific Raceways in Kent, WA for opening day 2011. While there, I ran into Don Berry who is the Vice President of the Car Club Challenge Association. I interviewed Don to get information about this unique association that has been operating at Pacific Raceways and Bremerton Raceway for over 10 years.

In Episode 11 of the MuscleCarist Podcast, I discuss different muscle cars that have come from Hurst Performance. Most people know about the Olds connection, but may not be familiar with some of the other cars that Hurst put their badges on. In the tech section, I talk a bit about remote mounted trunk batteries and things to consider when taking on the project.