If there’s one thing the upcoming Hummer EV will share with its internal-combustion forebears, it’s excess. Ridiculous excess. Big ol’ ‘Murican-style keep-it-coming-’til-the-wheels-fall-off excess. After all, what would a Hummer be if it weren’t loaded down with superlatives (not to mention… Read More ›
The last few years of the production run for the Fox body Mustang saw some very desirable convertible models produced. These cars tended to have white tops, sometimes white wheels, and come in green, red, or yellow colors. The car… Read More ›
Whenever we hear of the iconic American automaker Packard, we tend to think of beautifully crafted and technologically advanced cars from the first half of the previous century, before the Detroit brand merged with Studebaker in 1954, with the name being dropped altogether… Read More ›
Believe it or not they actually did, it still exists and will be auctioned at Mecum soon! Read Daniel Strohl’s article here at Hemmings More details on the Bonneville effort can be found here
Back in the late 70’s and early 80’s replicas of famous classics became popular for a brief period in the States Two of the prime movers were Harry Shay and Glenn Pray. Harry’s company created replicas of the Ford Model… Read More ›