Via the Hemmings Nation Flickr pool, we’ve been talking with Bowen Stead, who’s been posting photos under the aliases Rednewport and Flat-Black 66. A few months back, he posted these CMP shots taken by his father, Carey Stead, while with Read more
Image courtesy oldcarbrochures.com First off, thanks to all of you who provided suggestions in last week’s Class of 1986 update post. We didn’t leave out your favorites on purpose – after all, we have the entire second half of the Read more
Looks to be the six-second Highbucks IV BB/Fuel Coupe with driver Russ Parker. Holy guacamole. (via)
You’re among exclusive company if you associate “Citroën Traction Avant” and “Bathurst,” but Shannon’s is giving the rest of us a reason to rethink our positions. Coming up at their 15th annual Australian International Motor Show Auction on July 10 Read more
We mentioned Evan Glodell’s film “Bellflower” earlier this year, when Medusa – the flat-black, fire-spewing, supercharged 1972 Buick Skylark at the heart of the film – appeared at the New York International Auto Show, and now the producers of the Read more
When human emotion and the drive to win are drawn out in the movers and shakers of Detroit, very special automobiles often result. Seldom are these creations long-lived, often succumbing to the realities of big-business economics before very many are Read more
With all the heat waves cascading over the country, a Bombardier B12 trip to the snow fields of Jasper, Alberta, such as the one illustrated on our Hemmings Nation Flickr pool by member Flat-Black 66, would be welcome to many Read more
In my humble opinion, any university course on the impact of the automobile on modern culture must include a screening of Peter Weir’s first full-length feature film, “The Cars That Ate Paris,” also known as “The Cars That Eat People.” Read more
We think it’s safe to assume that most people will balk at buying a collector vehicle that costs as much as their house. But what if that vehicle can double as your house? That raises the problem of what do Read more
We haven’t gone shopping for World War II-era military vehicles lately, but it seems to us that this 1942 GMC CCKW for sale on Hemmings.com seems to be priced particularly reasonable, especially considering it comes with a matching Checker-built trailer. Read more