Though Packard was based securely in the Midwest throughout its existence, the company apparently always maintained a presence in New York City. We already took a brief look at the most well-known NYC Packard dealership, at 1861 Broadway, but thanks Read more…
The fate of Saab Automobile AB is still in limbo as of this writing, as GM hasn’t yet announced a sale/no sale to one of the qualified interested parties. This waiting period got me thinking about a button that I picked up Read more…
Two more Arizona auctions that we’ve yet to preview, Kruse and Silver, both offer something worth taking a look at, if the information about those somethings is lacking. At Kruse, for example, we see a 1985 Ford Boatorhome, being offered Read more…
I wondered if the flow of car photos from family albums would slow after the holidays, but I’m pleased to see that it hasn’t. This first trio of photos comes from Berk Jones of Roxboro, North Carolina, and all three Read more…
We car guys can easily pinpoint the first automobile ever built, right? How about the first motorcycle? Bonhams will be auctioning what they describe as the first motorcycle built – an 1895 Hildebrand and Wolfmuller at the International Classic MotorCycle Read more…
More sub-$10k two-doors, you say? Sure. How about this 1968 Pontiac Grand Prix, offered for $5,999 out of Appleton, Wisconsin? From the seller’s description: Solid car with power windows, hidden Headlights & air conditioning. Neat old car that runs good Read more…
It’s amazing what one can find in a box, especially when it has not been opened for three or more years. Over the weekend, I was on a mission to find some items that I needed to finally complete a Read more…
Turning our attention back to Barrett-Jackson and Russo and Steele, not only are they competing this year on the huge-by-big Blastolene front, but they will also compete on the itty-by-bitty Crosley front. Some would argue that all Crosleys are clown Read more…
Why, make it into a convertible, slice it in two, and start customizing it, that’s what! John de Bruin, who hails from just north of us in Mount Tabor, Vermont, is a serious DAF nut. He heads the DAF Club Read more…
After yesterday’s HFOD, I decided to go looking for an under-$10k two-door on Hemmings.com, just to prove to myself that they do exist, and quickly stumbled upon this one, a 1983 Chrysler Town and Country convertible that looks to be Read more…