It’s one thing to browse the Hemmings.com Cars For Sale listings and sigh over the lack of space in your garage to accommodate all the cars you want. But if you really want to drive yourself nuts, browse for a Read more…
For years, I’ve been hauling around car parts for my 1952 Buick from one house to another. Not just your everyday trim items and a few boxes of miscellaneous stuff – I’m talking tonnage. Complete doors, body panels, an entire Read more…
Reader and frequent commenter marmer, inspired by the Dinky 1957 Packard Clipper Town Sedan that Matt Litwin recently found, shot some photos of another dealer promo car, this one an incredibly detailed 1965 Rambler Classic 770. He writes: This was Read more…
Frank Kurtis is a perennial favorite here on the Hemmings Blog – we’ve gone looking for his shops in and around L.A., we’ve seen the car he designed that Paul Omohundro built, and we’ve seen his Tangiers car, the topic Read more…
* You’re all no doubt familiar with Geoff Hacker, who’s fed me many cool pictures to use in HCC Lost and Found and here on the blog, and now Geoff has started his own website, ForgottenFiberglass.com, to share his love Read more…
Going through the notebooks and jpeg files of a busy 2009, we happened on this well-cooked leftover from the springtime Tom Mack Classics auction at Lowe’s Motor Speedway (which, by the way, is moving to a new indoor location at Read more…
If we needed any proof that old cars are in our blood, we sure have it now. When we put out the call for your family album photos with old cars in ‘em the other day, we got plenty of Read more…
Of all the things to do to a Crosley, this might be one of the coolest. Or craziest, we’re not sure. From the December 1961 issue of Mechanix Illustrated comes this article about Wyomingite Melvin Gould and the Crosley/Ford eight-wheeler Read more…
The barn finds continue to come in on Hemmings.com, this time it’s a 1940 Ford convertible – once hot rodded with a dual-carb intake and aftermarket heads (Fenton? I can’t tell). Offered out of Newaygo, Michigan, for $5,000. From the Read more…
Kenny Wayne Shepherd is a pretty good Blues musician and songwriter, in fact, Guitar World placed him number three on the list of their top blues guitarists, behind BB King and Eric Clapton. Not bad for a thirty-something kid who picked up his Read more…