Earlier this year, we started to hand out Under 30 awards at our cruise nights to recognize and encourage youth in the hobby who bring their cars out to Hemmings events. Almost immediately we discovered that the young enthusiasts who Read more
1932 Ford Roadster – Record(ed) HistoryHistorians and diehard fans of land speed racing will all agree on the same thing when it comes to Veda Orr, the “first lady of the lakes”: Her contributions, both behind the wheel and behind Read more
Two images from Seattle in the 1950s today. The first comes from the Seattle Municipal Archives and shows Broad Street looking northesat toward Ninth sometime in 1959. Below, a shot from David Greenlees at The Old Motor showing a line Read more
During a Sin City visit a few years ago, we came across a 1956 Ford Thunderbird in the airport that had been done up to replicate the T-bird that George and Peg Crockett used as a crash wagon at Alamo Read more
Given our recent discussions on preservation versus restoration, let’s take a look at this 1940 Indian Model 440 four-cylinder motorcycle for sale on Hemmings.com, a worn and dusty but perfectly serviceable scoot. Would you restore it? Would you ride it Read more
This Guy’s Garage – Jerry Robinson / Harwood, MDCheck out the pinball machine. ‘Nuff said. Jerry Robinson / Harwood, MD a Photo Gallery: Jerry Robinson / Harwood, MD – Car Craft Magazine This Guy’s Garage – Jerry Robinson / Harwood, Read more
Pure Vision’s ’69/’70 B-Body – The Road BeeA first of its kind. Has anyone seen a car like this before? It looks like a B-body with wheels and a dark-cherry paintjob, so what’s the big deal? If you look again, Read more
The good thing about museum-kept cars is that they tend to be in pristine condition, cosmetically well taken care of. On the flip side, museum cars tend not to get much exercise, so their mechanical condition may not compare with Read more
Nowadays, the orange barrel – that piece of road punctuation synonymous with construction – is fairly standardized, but it wasn’t that long ago that road crews had to rely on makeshift barrels to warn drivers of hazards, as we see Read more
From Jim and Chester’s Garage comes today’s street scenes of a shopping center parking lot, taken sometime in the 1970s in Margate, Florida, replete with a recent customer of Man At Ease. Either that or it’s a still from a Read more