A look at 11 classic cars where hood scoops weren’t just for show but added real muscle to already iconic designs from the ...

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The iconic Screaming Chicken left its mark on multiple generations, from Golden-Age American muscle to modern-day street ...

The ZR1 first appeared in the 1970 model year when it was a go-fast package for the C3 ... 1970 Corvette ZR1? The ZR1 nameplate has always been about more than just the engine under the hood ...

You never know what you have until it's gone, and the proliferation of hood scoops on turbocharged cars is a perfect example of that. Looking back in time a decade or two, it was more common for ...

If you look at the picture gallery, you'll notice that the bizarre contraption looks like the love child of Chevrolet's venerable C3 Corvette ... spoiler, or hood scoops for enhanced performance ...

Maybe he knew that this would someday be an important model, as 1982 was the final year of the C3 Corvette ... on the hood, too. Despite the low mileage, the Corvette had certainly seen better ...

Now, this ridiculously low-mile C3 has received its first wash ... The WD Detailing crew also dives under the hood. The result is a Corvette that looks as though it had traveled through time ...

The 1972 NART C3 Corvette was originally a wrecked 1968 Corvette, the only one to feature a Ferrari racing livery. The NART Corvette was a reserve vehicle for the Ferrari NART team at Le Mans ...

Rather, the four-door Corvette C3 was an officially sanctioned and financed General Motors project. They didn't do it in-house, but it was a real company initiative nonetheless. Not every idea is ...

Chevrolet produced several Corvette C3 sports cars, the longest-running generation sold from 1968 to 1982. But in the sea of third-gen 'Vettes, only a few like this 1968 Chevy Corvette C3 ...