This’ll be the third time we’ve seen the billboards for Montclair, New Jersey-based Clairidge Lincoln-Mercury in street scene photos found on the Duke University Libraries Digital Collections, so one would think we’d eventually come across vintage photos of the actual Read more
Thundertaker – 1960 Cadillac Superior Coachworks HearseWhy build a hearse? “Why does somebody like a VW Bug? They have, for some weird reason, this desire. We all have the same affliction of hot rodding, and if you have enough income Read more
American Muscle Forever! Gearhead designs Muscle Cars Forever stampsU.S. Postal Service honors artist Tom Fritz with Forever stamp series American muscle cars are cruising into stamp history, as the U.S. Postal Service has dedicated its newest Forever stamps, titled America Read more
Both of these photos of Hereford, Texas, as found on the Portal to Texas History, are rather ambiguously dated, so let’s see if we can help narrow the date down a little bit by examining the vehicles in the photos. Read more
Mach 40 – 1969 Ford MustangImagine Ford, buoyed by the Le Mans success of the GT40 beginning in 1966, decided to take on Ferrari in the showroom in addition to the track. How would a fastback ’69 Mustang look if Read more
This rest stop on Interstate 91 between Barton and Derby probably hasn’t seen this many cars all at once since the grand opening ceremony for that section of interstate, which took place on a sleety November 9, 1972. Below, a Read more
While we wouldn’t call this 1967 Dodge Coronet R/T for sale on Hemmings.com a time warp or all-original car, it still has its original 375hp Magnum 440 V-8 and remains unrestored and in solid shape, ideal for the basis of Read more
On March 9, 1964, the first Ford Mustang came off the production line. Although it was beaten to market by the Plymouth Barracuda, the hot-selling Mustang would quickly come to define the youthful performance market, even lending its nickname: pony Read more
Thoroughbred – 1964 Plymouth Belvedere“I can’t say that I know of another street car out there that has raced at Daytona.” That’s what we were told by Ray Evernham—the famed NASCAR crew chief—as we sat in his office at the Read more
While Marion Dean Ross focused on the Paramount Theater at the corner of Pine and Ninth in Seattle when he took these two photos in 1974 (which we found over at Vintage Seattle), we can still get a sense of Read more