All right, so the headline mixes expressions that were separated by a decade or so in realtime. That’s OK, because we’ve got some real generational melding in the case of this book. Way out in coyote country, Wyoming resident Justin Read more…
Billy Corgan had a Mustang? Yes, Billy Corgan appears to have had a Mustang. And Volo currently has it for sale on Hemmings.com for $38,998. Hey, it’s not like you can get a lock of hair from the guy now. Read more…
My earliest wagon memories (personally speaking) actually go all the way back to my friend’s 1973 Pontiac Grand Safari. Devoid of real fake wood siding – for those who care not to be technical – it featured Valencia Gold paint Read more…
(Image via CarType) Old car, new registration: now that I’ve moved to my new state, my red Dart GT ragtop now proudly wears license plates that read “Fratzog.” Those of us who know old cars know that a fratzog is Read more…
My request for old car photos from family albums continues to harvest great scenes of American life from throughout the past several decades. The latest batch comes from a variety of sources, starting with David Gofstein of Bridgeport, Connecticut, whose Read more…
It’s not everyday you come across a 1970 Toronado GT for sale, especially not one that appears as nice and original as this one currently on Hemmings.com, for sale out of Jackson, Wyoming, with an asking price of $12,000. From Read more…
Couple real quick police blotter notes. The Tennessean has a story today on Chance Mayfield, whose 1965 Corvette was stolen in 1970 while he visited the Nashville honky-tonk bars. Chance is currently on his way to Arizona to pick up Read more…
Back in early October, the annual Japanese Classic Car Show ran their annual event in Irvine, California. I’m told that it was a fabulous event, and these pics would seem to back this up. This year, I went on my Read more…
Of all the old car-related locations we like to research, one of each type has entered our Inboxes in recent weeks, starting with the above Flying A Service station, sent in by James Kelly. He informs us it’s: A promotional Read more…
In the mid-1920s, the air-cooled Franklin nearly adopted the look of the Duesenberg Model A, thanks in part to Franklin mega-dealer Ralph Hamlin. However, thanks to another man, J. Frank de Causse, the Franklin went along its own independent styling Read more…