Pontiac Fiero museum destroyed in Michigan flooding was labor of love – Bob Golfen @ClassicCars.com
There are so many sad stories of loss coming out of the recent dam collapse and flooding in Michigan’s Lower
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Dealership in HBO series sues after fire destroyed building, vintage cars – Bob Golfen @ClassicCars.com
A car dealership featured in the HBO series “I Know This Much is True” has sued the production company for negligence after
Deere me: This car is not farm implement – Larry Edsall
Today we know John Deere for its green-and-yellow farm tractors, but more than a century ago, the company from Moline,
The plane-like 1948 TASCO was the first car equipped with a T-top roof – Ronan Glon @Autoblog
One of the Chevrolet Corvette’s most popular features traces its roots to an obscure, airplane-like prototype built in 1948. Although the third-generation
Mustang II with a fascinating history – Larry Edsall @ClassicCars.com
Sometimes collector cars are bought simply because of their rarity and value. But sometimes they are bought because of their
Model “A” Fords To Go – Taylor Truck-a-Way Co. – @TheOldMotor
This load of three new 1930 Model “A” Fords is on a semi-trailer manufactured by the Taylor Truck-a-Way Co. of
Garage In the 1920s, Fordson tractors were turned into snowmobiles – Larry Edsall @ClassicCars.com
Mount a pair of screw-designed and hollow pontoons on either side of a Fordson tractor and you might be able
Rudy Makela’s 1950 WOW Cadillac – One of America’s Earliest Custom Cadillacs – @UndiscoveredClassics
Hi Gang… The story below was written by my good friend Rik Hoving who runs the Custom Car Chronicle. Rik and
Pick of the Day: 1979 Chrysler LeBaron, the allure of velour – Tyson Hugie @ClassicCars.com
If ever a car were to deliver the ride comfort of a living-room sofa, it might be the 1979 Chrysler
Junkyard Treasure: 1953 Packard Clipper Touring Sedan – Murilee Martin @Autoweek
The Clipper was the lowest-priced Packard of 1953, though the Deluxe Touring Sedan still cost $2,735 (about $26,500 today). Meanwhile, a