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Despite its appearance in the photos, this 1954 Plymouth Belvedere for sale on Hemmings.com is reportedly solid and runs and drives. Still, it has its issues, ranging from missing parts to that fried paint, so it sits somewhere between absolute Read more

* We all know that Volkswagen built Syncro Vanagons, but as Ronan Glon at Ran When Parked showed this week, a couple engineers at Volkswagen pushed to adapt four-wheel-drive to the Volkswagen Type 2 in the Seventies, with just five Read more

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This Jam Handy Chevrolet video from 1937 – uploaded to YouTube by USAutoIndustry – has received a lot of attention over the years, in part because it does such an excellent job of explaining the inner workings of a differential, Read more

We know that a Tucker once ran in NASCAR, but this little piece of news beats that by a country mile. As Autoweek recently found out, a pair of Citroën ID-19s finished 18th and 19th overall in the Crown America Read more

It occurred to me recently that I’d stashed away plenty of pictures of the Seattle monorail for the carspotting series (and already included it once), so why not blow ‘em all out in one post? This first one doesn’t much Read more

Bobby, Vance, and the Kid all lined up, knowing it’d be a suicide run, but none of them had a thing to lose other than their pride and their last cigarettes. Open headers spit flames at each other, taunting, trash-talking Read more

Why exactly the Library of Congress has a dozen photos of the Great Neck Shopping Center in Great Neck, New York (now apparently the Garden of Great Neck Center), we don’t know, but we’re more than happy to inspect them Read more

Chevrolet didn’t build many Greenbriers in the first place, so there can’t be very many Greenbrier-based ambulances out there, if there are indeed more than just this 1962 Chevrolet Greenbrier ambulance for sale on Hemmings.com, which appears not only ready Read more