This is America: Glacier View’s clunker-off-a-cliff Fourth of July celebration – Daniel Strohl @Hemmings
There’s a sense of wonder to a good fireworks show. We find a good place to sit with our friends
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A 1972 Chevrolet C10 with a camper shell, ready for its next fishing trip – Daniel Strohl @Hemmings
Sometimes all it takes is one photo to tell a vehicle’s story. The seller of this 1972 Chevrolet C10, for sale
Ask a Hemmings Editor: What gave the Chevy Vega engine its bad reputation? – Daniel Strohl @Hemmings
The Chevrolet Vega represented a number of firsts when it burst onto the scene for the 1971 model year. It
Save the Salt presses Utah legislature for key funding for Bonneville restoration program – Daniel Strohl @Hemmings
In federal and even state budgets, $1 million isn’t really that much — maybe enough to pave a couple miles
It sure looks like Ford had an experimental gas-turbine Model T running around in the Twenties – Daniel Strohl @Hemmings
Don’t try to wipe your screen to clear up that blurry image above: It’s a screen-capture from a 50-plus-year-old promotional
The first car featured in Hemmings Motor News is still with the same family more than 60 years later – Daniel Strohl @Hemmings
t’s a common misconception that Hemmings Motor News for its first half-century or so only ran old-car classified ads and nothing else.
What level of involvement did Allegheny have with the stainless-bodied Ford Model A’s? Daniel Strohl @Hemmings
Let’s be direct for a moment: Some readers last week questioned my use of the term “full set” when
Filling in the blanks of automotive history with 3D modeler Dan Palatnik – Daniel Strohl @Hemmings
A frustrating number of blanks keep turning up the deeper one gets into automotive history. Fuzzy photos and half-heard tales
Full set of Allegheny Ludlum stainless steel-bodied Fords put up for sale by the company that built them – Daniel Strohl @Hemmings
For decades, Allegheny Ludlum and its successor company have held on to the bulk of the 11 stainless-bodied Ford products
Could Ford have been the first carmaker (okay, truck maker) to mass produce gas turbines for the road? – Daniel Strohl @Hemmings
The Seventies were supposed to be the decade for gas turbines – touted for decades as the engines of the