Buick Master Six Roadster 1927
The Buick Master Six was an automobile built by Buick from 1925 to 1928. Before then, Buick was using the six-cylinder 242 engine in
How Did Akron Ohio Become the Rubber Capital of the World? – Kabir Bhatia @WKSU
Firestone Country Club, Goodyear Heights and the B.F. Goodrich smokestacks are among the many reminders that the rubber industry once
Boyce Motometer for the Sport Coupe
The 1929 Model A Sport Coupe is now proudly sporting a Boyce Motometer as a result of a kind birthday
Why Warplane Fuel Tanks Make Great Hot Rods – Business Insider
Built from the discarded fuel tanks of WWII fighter planes, “belly tankers” are miniature speed demons and a major part
America’s Funky Compact – 1962 Rambler American Deluxe – Milton Stern @Hemmings
WHAT IT’S LIKE TO OWN AND DRIVE AN UNRESTORED 1962 RAMBLER AMERICAN DELUXE? Love them or laugh at them–the 1961-’63
Wheels Day 2019 and an Early Emergency!
The annual opening to my car show season has come around very quickly this year. The annual Wheels Day show
TROG Brings Street Racing to Drag Racing’s SoCal Birthplace – Stephan Szantai @HotRod
Back in 2012, a small drag-oriented event held on the East Coast called the Race of Gentlemen (TROG) shook the
All five of Cummins’s Indy race cars to take to the track together for the first time – Daniel Strohl @Hemmings
As a 23-year-old test inspector for Marmon in 1911, Clessie Cummins jumped at the chance to crew for Ray Harroun’s
Too Much, Too Soon – 1925 Rickenbacker Vertical Eight Superfine – David Conwill @Hemmings
THE IMPRESSIVE 1925 RICKENBACKER VERTICAL EIGHT SUPERFINE WAS TOO ADVANCED FOR ITS TIME The creative genius of car enthusiasts and
The Ford EXP – The Forgotten Ford Escort
The Ford EXP is a sports compact coupe that was produced and sold by Ford Motor Company in North America from the 1982 to
