Hemmings Muscle Machines

Going Shopping

“They become like sharks in a feeding frenzy, ready to bite onto anything tasty…”

Strange things happen when you put several hardcore car people together at an automotive swap meet. They become like sharks in a feeding frenzy, ready to bite onto anything tasty for their respective muscle cars. At a venue like this, there is no such thing as safety in numbers: It’s just the opposite. Each member of the group feeds off the others, coaxing and cajoling to get them into swap meet

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