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
Category: 1929 Model A Ford Sport Coupe
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
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
Motometer Central – an excellent resource
I recently became aware of the Motometer Central website as a result of my membership of The Society of Automotive
Gearshift Tower Overhaul on the Model A Sport Coupe – Part 2
After removing the shift tower from the car (see Part 1) I took the it over to see John Cochran
Gearshift Tower Overhaul on the Model A Sport Coupe – Part 1
I’ve been meaning to take a look at the gearshift on the Sport Coupe for quite a while as it
Car Clock of the Week: 1984 Oldsmobile Delta 88 Royale Brougham – Murilee Martin @Autoweek
A bit of fun from Autoweek We return to the Car Clock of the Week series with a type of clock that
Armstrong’ steering assist – Daniel Beaudry @Hemmings
Whether you call it a suicide ball, or a necker, granny, or Brodie knob, it’s all the same thing: a
Air-Cooled Appreciation: A shrine celebrating all things Corvair opens in Illinois – Richard Lentinello @Hemmings
Smack dab in the middle of America’s heartland there’s now a Corvair Museum honoring the existence and history of Chevrolet’s
U.S. Agency to Tell Corvair Owners Of ‘Special Problems’ in Early Cars – New York Times Corvair Article 1972
Article from the New York Times on the warning to drivers on the “special problems” of the early Corvair WASHINGTON,
