Baja vs. Boss: Baja Trophy Truck at the Drags!Think your sport is spendy and dangerous? Try this on for size: Cameron Steele is about to drop $20,000 in fuel to go racing—not for the season, but for a single event Read more
The DecoLiner“Is it an Airstream?” “Does it float?” Randy Grubb’s handbuilt DecoLiner draws all sorts of questions from gawkers, and there’s usually a gaggle of them. The polished-aluminum teardrop fuselage seems to attract a crowd and elicit smiles no matter Read more
The description for this Washington State Digital Archives shot of Sixth Avenue and Virginia Street in Seattle, which we found over on Vintage Seattle, claims the shot was taken sometime around 1955. Based on the vehicles you see here, would Read more
World’s Coolest Hot Rod Motorhome – The DecoLiner“Is it an Airstream?” “Does it float?” Randy Grubb’s handbuilt DecoLiner draws all sorts of questions from gawkers, and there’s usually a gaggle of them. The polished-aluminum teardrop fuselage seems to attract a Read more
As a mid-level brand, De Sotos were often well equipped, just as Bill O’Brien’s 1956 De Soto Fireflite Sportsman two-door hardtop was when new. With a 255hp four-barrel 330-cu.in. Hemi V-8 and a PowerFlite automatic transmission, the De Soto has Read more
Apparently that smokestack in the distance was just demolished last year, but we’re not so much concerned with it as we are with the cars in Bullhead City, Arizona, in the foreground of this 1972 shot by Charles O’Rear for Read more
With the turn of the calendar to December, the holidays are suddenly upon us, with all the attendant shopping mall roulettes, big-screen TVs, and extended family get-togethers. But it’s not all bad – Stefan Marjoran has decided to reprise his Read more
At first glance to an American, it’s just a plain-jane everyday Fifties four-door Plymouth with its steering wheel on the wrong side. But to a New Zealander, this 1952 Plymouth Cranbrook for sale on Hemmings.com is a car worthy of Read more
It seems if you own a black 1930s German-built sedan, you can do pretty well renting it out to film production companies as a Nazi staff car. Or, at least, that’s the case with this 1936 Hanomag Rekord 15K for Read more
Photo courtesy Chrysler Media. After losing money for the last few years, the Walter P. Chrysler Museum will close its doors at the end of the year when Chrysler buys its vehicles and exhibits. The three-story, 55,000-square-foot museum opened in Read more