Our Flickr buddy Djivy, a photog par excellence, took some clutch shots of American muscle cars last weekend. Problem is, as a poor peasant boy from Belgium whose existance relies solely on huge waffles and pints of H egaarten, he needs help identifying the cars he shot. Won't you please donate some of your valuable time and car-recall expertise to help keep American muscle free for Europeans to ogle in beautiful slide-film cross-processed in C41 chemicals? Thank you and Godspeed. – Mike Spinelli

Project 16: Custom & Tuning Madness 2006 by Djivy [Flickr]

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Hello Rusty Cars: A Flickr Gallery [internal]

Okay, so the automakers are often late to the trends, but GM has hopped on the flickr bandwagon, posting all manner of photography, including a gang of Camaros at the GM Tech Center. So far, though, there's been no Ham Center photography that we're aware of. So, Detroit Metroite GM fans, get out there and shoot your cars in front of the ol' HC. We want Ham Center action now. [Thanks to Haller for the tip.]

GM uses Flickr, do you? [Metacool]; GM flickr site [flickr]

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The Muscle Car Wars Are On! Chrysler's Vines Fires A Salvo At Chevy PR Newbie Rhadigan [Internal]

Notwithstanding the desires of rusty-car fetishists, whose off-hours habits we don't want to even want to think about thank you, rusty-car galleries are kind of a hoot. They're like short historical tragedies, whose narratives are internal and often evident only to the viewer. This one, on Flickr, is more than 1,000 stories strong, most of them starting with, "Once upon a time, long before undercoating..."

Rusty Old Cars / Pool [Flickr]

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