About Me

Hi, I’m Jack.

I love classic cars. The sound, the power, the look, everything about them makes me happy. My love for cars started when I was a kid. My dad used to take me to car shows on weekends. I still remember the first time I saw a red Mustang. From that day, I knew cars were special.

I started Pistora to share my love for muscle and classic cars. Here, I write about old car stories, tips for keeping them running, and cool facts about famous models. I like learning new things and sharing them with other car fans.

I’m not a car expert. I’m just someone who enjoys working on old cars and watching them come back to life. Every small repair or shine on an old hood makes me smile.

If you love classic cars like I do, you’re in the right place. Thanks for visiting my blog, and keep your engine strong!

– Jack L. Lucas

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