Were you one of the literally tens of people who cried when Ford discontinued the Ranchero? Did you have, or do you still have, an obsession over blending the DNA, Dr. Moreau style, of a Fox-body Mustang and an under-half-ton Read more
A few years back at the Rhinebeck swap meet, we took a few photos and talked to a few people about the Ner-A-Car motorcycles. These were originally built in the Twenties in Syracuse, New York, before production was moved to Read more
As a dedicated Jeep nut, living in the Northeast is, simply, hell. It seems that any pre-TJ body-on-frame Jeep gets conscripted into plow duty the minute a bubble of rust appears and thus becomes wholly unsuited to any roadgoing endeavor Read more
Does the iconic Deuce roadster need a boattail body to stand out from the crowd? Wouldn’t the mild hot rodding done to this 1932 Ford for sale on Hemmings.com have been enough? And whose work is this anyway? From the Read more
Unlike most museums where the hoods of the cars on display are closed tight, the folks at the Walter P. Chrysler Museum in Auburn Hills, Michigan, have decided to let enthusiasts see up close the engines on the cars currently Read more
Looking far more modern than any Stutz I’ve seen – save for perhaps the revival Stutzes of the 1970s – this 1930 Stutz Model M (the rear of it, at least) appears to come tantalizingly close to the shapes and Read more
Spent the morning recently with Scott White of Orient, Ohio, who has an incredible Terraplane pickup that I photographed. Scott also owns White Aero Ltd. and specializes in the restoration of fabric-bodied aircraft, especially Boeing-Stearman biplanes such as the above Read more
Look at that line. Stretches almost out of sight down the street in Auburn, Indiana, where the annual parade of classics stream out of Eckhart Park and through town. Why run the photo? Just because. This parade goes on and on. Enjoy Read more
Auto accident, c. 1919. Photo via the Library of Congress You probably saw the news items: Traffic deaths fall to a 59-year low! Only 33,808 people killed in 2009, compared to 33,186 in 1950*! A mere 1.13 fatalities per 100 Read more
Frank Kurtis built or was responsible for a wide variety of sports and racing cars, and it’s intriguing to see how they evolved over time, eventually into the final form represented by this 1962 Kurtis for sale on Hemmings.com. From Read more