On the list of San Francisco’s most important and historic cars, the 1931 Lincoln Series K phaeton described by Josiah Work for SIA #99, June 1987, certainly must be near the top, considering all the dignitaries it carried and the Read more
Park a car outside for 30 years here on this side of the United States, and there won’t be nothing left but a memory. Do the same in Southern California, and you have something that could just as easily be Read more
David Greenlees over at The Old Motor recently posted this photo from the Peter Helck collection showing an unidentified car on the sands of Daytona Beach in possibly the winter of 1905. Helck, one of the earliest collector car aficionados, Read more
As we found out a few years ago in the Lost and Found column in Hemmings Classic Car, things get a bit tricky when declaring one car or another to be the last Corvair. In fact, as Corvair historian Dave Read more
Herb Miska noted all the recent mentions of the Miller 91 here on the Hemmings Blog and thought we’d like to see one more: the scratchbuilt 1/18th-scale Miller 91 he recently finished. It’s in a scale model of the ex-Pete Read more
We still have a couple of Greg Steinmayer’s found photos to go through (previous ones include the Ford GPA splashing down in the Detroit River, the people and monster of Ford’s factories, and the Maico 500 Sport), including this one Read more
A few months back, Donnelly reviewed Louk Markham’s book on Crown Coach Corporation, and we thought at least one of the images presented there was worth another look. While Crown was best known for its buses, it also pursued some Read more
The schism regarding turbocharged motorcycles is clear. One side maintains that adding the weight and complexity of a turbocharger to a motorcycle is the worst idea ever. Others believe the combination of Eighties motorcycle technology, TURBO spelled out in sci-fi Read more
Perusing the classifieds here at Hemmings.com is great fun, but what happens when you actually buy one or more of the vehicles you see here and your significant other makes good on the threat to make you sleep in your Read more
Thought the only Hurst/Olds built in 1974 was a two-door Colonnade coupe, did you? Not the case at all, as we see from this pair of 1974 Hurst-built Oldsmobiles for sale on Hemmings.com, one a Delta 88 convertible and the Read more