The Trials and Tribulations of my Car/Truck/Americana Obsession & My Internet Broadcasting Activities
Advertisements Long before anybody’s wildest imaginations could have conceived of Chrysler (not to mention Dodge and Jeep) becoming part of
Advertisements A long-lost experimental 1967 Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 EXP that was discovered rotting away in a field nearly two years ago
Advertisements The Neon was a big deal! Automakers rarely build concept cars for the heck of it. The paper that
Advertisements Never-built Virgil Exner concept car Metalshaper Wray Schelin says he can teach an absolute beginner in metalshaping how to
Advertisements Building never-built vehicles First off, props to Wray Schelin for taking on a circa-1945 Virgil Exner design as the inspiration for
Advertisements Today we learned: The Fiero wasn’t Pontiac’s first mid-engine car Not counting horseless carriages and other early automobiles that
Advertisements Raddest of the rad: When Detroit thought all the cool kids wanted high-tech dune buggies Since the Mustang first
Advertisements Detroit investigated turbine technology for cars well beyond the Sixties In January 1966, Chrysler collected the 55 Ghia-bodied turbine-powered
Advertisements So what was the first GM concept car to get an XP designation? From at least the mid-1940s to
Advertisements What if AMC had a Mustang-style vehicle before Ford? Henry Ford Museum curator goes for a drive in the