With its newly announced stab at reinventing the tremendous CRX, Honda has demonstrated that it does indeed have a sense of its past, even it it’s sometimes blurred. Here’s our take, from the Hemmings Sports & Exotic Car show at Read more…
Okay, so we didn’t get a relative of Charles Lindbergh sending in his family album car photos featuring the famous aviator, but we did get a photo in which Lindbergh makes an appearance. Actually, Richard Monahan of Bozeman, Montana, sent Read more…
Didn’t recognize the name of Emmett Kelly, the clown who owned yesterday’s 1972 Citroën? Me neither. More likely, you’ll recognize the name of the man who purportedly once owned this 1948 Packard woody station wagon: Neil Young. He must’ve sold Read more…
Here it is. The first of a handful of weeks out of the year that vintage car enthusiasts flock to by the multiples of thousands: Scottsdale (Monterey/Pebble Beach and Hershey are just two of the other big events). A few Read more…
Anybody who’s lazily flipped through the Standard Catalog has surely stopped and ogled the entry for the 1912 Blackiston, from Canton, Ohio. This was a behemoth of a car, described both as a runabout and as appearing “as big as Read more…
One wonders whether Emmett Kelly was still clowning around when he bought this 1972 Citroën 2CV at the age of 74. If so, interesting. If not, then does his ownership of it make it any more valuable than any other Read more…
No, it's not a Triumph, but that is New York City in the background For most of us, the logistics of owning and driving a classic car are fairly simple: Stick it in the garage, drive it when we want, Read more…
I enjoyed another visit to charming Virginia City, Montana, this past fall, and my sister made good on her promise to show me the Charlie Bovey collection of vintage auto parts in the Village Pump building. This collection is not Read more…
By far, the most popular former Duesenberg showroom is the one that currently houses the Auburn-Cord-Duesenberg Museum in Auburn, Indiana. But in SIA #61, February 1981, Richard Kelley introduces us to another – not the largest, nor the busiest, but Read more…
* What’s cooler than a Forward Control Land Rover? How about taking one on various expeditions around the world, as this South African couple did? (via, kinda) * John Tjaarda, working for Briggs Manufacturing, toyed quite a bit with the Read more…