Pacer! In glorious Seventies brown! And this 1975 Pacer X looks to be in original condition! Quick, snap it up before Cars 2 makes these mirthmobiles trendy! From the seller’s description: Alloy Wheels. Tilt Wheel. Air Conditioning Original 8-Track Tape Read more
Friends of Hemmings Motor News, Dan Carlton and Howard Tanner of DeNooyer Performance and Redline Motorsports, keep racking up accolades with their tuned-up fifth generation Camaros. Most recently, the upstate New York Chevrolet dealer/performance tuner landed one of their cars Read more
Diskojoe’s back with another auto-related MST3K in which the boys poke fun at “Last Clear Chance,” a less-than-grisly driver’s ed video with plenty of 1950s cars in color. That Idaho State Patrol Ford that appears throughout the video has a Read more
Okay, time for the annual, “What did you nice Hemmings Blog readers get your wonderful Hemmings Blog editor for Christmas” post. And… Hey, wait a minute! Nothing! Not even a lump of coal! Well, I’ll tell you what: How about Read more
A couple years ago, we linked to the one-horse open sleigh that Bart Stephens (aka Speedrome) built from discarded and unusable Model T parts. Well, what’s a Christmas sleigh without Rudolph the red-nosed reindeer to lead it? So Bart went Read more
‘Twas the night before Christmas; I quietly lay, And listened for hoofbeats, And Santa Claus’ sleigh. Then without any warning The jolly old fellow Slipped in through my doorway, And chuckled, “Why hello!” “How happens it, Santa, I heard no Read more
Things are gonna be a little quiet around here the next few days, so we’ll leave you with a traditional Upper Midwestern Christmas carol by Da Yoopers that I find hard to believe we’ve yet to post here. (IGA reference Read more
Dana Brown has recently begun filming a new sequel to the classic On Any Sunday, which was directed by his father, Bruce Brown, in 1971. Dana has directed several low-budget documentaries about surfing and desert racing over the last 10 Read more
photo courtesy Tom Cotter For all its existence, the Amelia Island Concours d’Elegance in Florida has not only been a warm winter migration point for wonderful cars, but has also demonstrated a consistent affection and respect for racing history. Makes Read more
The pairing of the automobile and the narrow, teeming, crowded canyons of New York City is endlessly fascinating. The Standard Catalog lists 334 different manufacturers based in New York City (most of which, surely, built no more than one or Read more