Filed under: Government/Legal, Safety Drivers in the state of New York may be able to pick up the pace on the Empire State’s roads if a bill from freshman Assemblyman Luis Sepulveda gets passed. Sepulveda submitted a bill that would Read more
Ah, here we are, a nice, unassuming little lodge straddling the California-Nevada state line on the shores of Lake Tahoe. Nothing unseemly here, just good clean family fun. For the late 1950s, a time when the Cal-Neva Lodge and Casino Read more
America: Land of the Free. Well, maybe that should be Land of Speed. Here are ten of our fastest cars, from record-setting streamliners to street-legal customs. Read more…
After reading so many Jalopnik articles and being part of the car scene in many forums due to the little collection of fine vehicles I own (well in my opinion they are indeed fine specimens), it still baffles me what Read more
Photo by James Rodgers. Though the company called Kalamazoo home and the club includes members all around the world, New York City is the place that made the Checker as recognizable as it is today, and to the Big Apple Read more
Carroll Shelby poses with a trio of Cobras outside the company’s Venice headquarters. Photo courtesy Ford Media. In 1962, the industrial building at 1042 Princeton Drive in Venice, California (now Marina del Rey) housed the offices and production facilities of Read more
We recently spotted a new batch of imaginative photochops from HarborIndiana over on the Hemmings Nation Flickr pool worth pointing out, some of them a little more grounded, some of them not so much. Either way, we like the way Read more
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1933 Ford Victoria – Steampunk V12“It got more bizarre as we went down the road.” “It got crazier and crazier and crazier.” “Pretty bizarre car—it’s a crazy thing.” “It got more bizarre as we went down the road.” “It got Read more