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While there are more expensive houses in the Hemmings real estate listings, as well as houses with bigger garages and more elbow room, we figured this Victorian in Indianapolis is worth highlighting for two reasons: It’s in Indy, which means Read more

* Earlier this week, Ryan of the Jalopy Journal posted the above photo he bought down Mexico way of a very unusual hybrid of Cadillac, Lincoln and aircraft parts. It didn’t take much time at all for the H.A.M.B.sters to Read more

Just the other day, I had promised not to select ads without photos for the Hemmings Find of the Day, but in the case of this 1938 Diamond T, I’ll make an exception because we already have photos of it Read more

This is Riverside Park in Ypsilanti, Michigan, where the Orphan Car Show annually takes place. See that gazebo? It’s ordinarily on dry land. The problem was that the night before last Sunday’s scheduled show, lower Michigan was slashed by both Read more

“Women, children and some eccentric males love it,” John Fitch told me of his Consulier GTP. “I think it’s ugly. But it goes like hell.” Endorsement enough, I’d say, especially for a Bush41-era sports/supercar. This 1990 Consulier GTP for sale Read more

It’s always a shock to see somebody other than Tom McCahill writing about cars for Mechanix Illustrated (Frederick C. Russell, the writer of the Car Care Clinic, seemed confined to the back third of the book every issue), but in Read more

There’s a lot of history hidden under the surface of this 1961 Chevrolet Suburban for sale on Hemmings.com. To start with, there’s the origins as either a government vehicle (forest service, perhaps?) or military vehicle, then there’s the fiberglass panels Read more