The Trials and Tribulations of my Car/Truck/Americana Obsession & My Internet Broadcasting Activities
Advertisements There’s a lot to glean from this half-hour film that the American Roadbuilders Association produced in 1957 to help
Advertisements At least one carmaker that had planned to build turnkey replica vehicles under the Low Volume Motor Vehicle Manufacturers
Advertisements Not a single American auto manufacturer participated in the Museum of Modern Art’s 1976 exhibit dedicated to exploring the
Advertisements Thirty years later, and little has changed at the Bonneville Salt Flats Back in 1989, ESPN sent Peter Graves
Advertisements Daniel Strohl @Hemmings Periodic Reminder: 4-4-2 stood for many things over the years As we recently discussed, it’s fairly
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 Speedy metal: Metallica’s James Hetfield donates 10 of his custom hot rods to the Petersen In the band’s entire
Advertisements So what makes Route 66 special? As pointed out in this Vox video exploring what made Route 66 America’s
Advertisements So what was the first GM concept car to get an XP designation? From at least the mid-1940s to