Ask a Hemmings Editor – What constitutes a survivor? – Daniel Strohl @Hemmings
Recently, Howard Shaw bought himself a 1948 Buick Roadmaster convertible that he discovered through Hemmings. Congrats, Howard! He plans to pick
Category: 1948
AACA Museum, Inc. to present “Tucker – How it All Began” – Kurt Ernst @Hemmings
Seventy years after the closure of his namesake automobile company, and 63 years after his death in December 1956, Preston
Postwar Lincoln Sedans – Milton Stern @Hemmings
Postwar Lincoln Sedans from Hemmings Classic Car I LIKE TO POST CARS FOR SALE ON Facebook to gauge my motorhead friends’
History of the Lincoln V-12 – Early Ford V-8 Club @Georgia
Nice history of the Lincoln V12 Flathead by the Georgia branch of the Early Ford V8 Club Read the article
Lew Thompson’s 1932 Ford – from Kustomrama
Great article and chronology of the Lew Thompson 1932 Roadster from Kustomrama From Joe Cardoza to Rob Ida from 1948
A day in the life of a Ford factory employee in 1950’s Cork – John Brennan Irish Examiner
What was life on the Ford production line in Cork like? Here, John Brennan, who worked in the factory from 1948
Rob Ida’s Tucker Torpedo to debut at AACA Museum’s “Night at the Museum” – Hemmings Kurt Ernst
Images courtesy Rob Ida unless otherwise noted. Before there was a Tucker 48, there was a Tucker Torpedo. The boldly styled
