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Too few people know it, but one of the most important single persons in the history of American auto racing passed away last weekend. Raymond Parks was the final surviving attendee at the 1947 meeting during which NASCAR was founded; Read more

From the photos of this estate auction advertised on Hemmings.com, it appears that all the parts are fairly well organized, or at least sorted, which, taken with the Pennsylvania location of the auction, makes me wonder if the seller/recently deceased Read more

The 1924 Doble profiled in this driveReport from SIA #71, October 1982, as we come to learn by the end of the article, has a curious link to the SE-101 steam-powered Grand Prix we included a photograph of here a Read more

As a dedicated fan of inline-sixes, it always burns me just a little bit to see one get yanked due to the “just stick a V-8 in it” mentality, but the fact that the sellers of this 1967 Pontiac OHC Read more

* Josh over at the AMC Javelin Trans Am Registry just emailed us this week to let us know that the registry’s new website is up, and contains just about everything you need to know about the cars, including an Read more

In older photos, it’s not uncommon to see cars like this 1923 Lincoln – once proud and elegant luxury cars converted into service vehicles or tow trucks due to their stout chassis and powerful engines. In fact, they’re all over Read more

Bill Schulz recently sent along this photo which he inherited, but which came with absolutely no information that would help him identify the car in it. Bill writes: If the photo’s from my mother’s side, it’s probably in the Kerhonkson, Read more