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Like many photos taken for EPA’s Documerica series, this one of South Charleston’s downtown area – specifically Seventh Street, looking east, which we came across on Jim and Chester’s Garage – uses a loooong lens to juxtapose a thriving downtown Read more

A while back we ran a piece on the 1970 Chevrolet Monte Carlo sale brochure, and it generated a surprising amount of discussion. Much of it was centered on the highest-performance variant, the Monte Carlo SS which, in 1970, came Read more

1958 Dual-Ghia 400 Coupe prototype; image courtesy of Fred Kanter. Whether you want to believe it or not, the Fifties and early Sixties were a mystical era of automotive design. The sights and sounds of multiple science fiction mediums were Read more

1953 Muntz Jet roadster. Photos by Brian Henniker, courtesy Gooding & Company, unless otherwise noted. Earl “Madman” Muntz was renowned as a used car and cheap-television pitchman, but even his salesmanship couldn’t change the fate of his Muntz Jet convertibles Read more

The powerful, innovative and very fast Corvettes built and raced by John Greenwood were given the honor that they have long deserved. There were seven Greenwood Corvettes on display. Photos by author. Amelia, as it is so lovingly referred to, Read more

[Editor’s Note: Eddie Stakes recently reached out to us with this story of an AMX that even he didn’t want in his yard for very long. He’s since sold it. We’re eight months away from Halloween, but a good ghost Read more

The location for all four of today’s carspotting photos: Hartford’s Main Street, conveniently given away by the presence of the Crown Theater, which we’ve seen before in the photos supplied to us by Joe Sokola, and Dailey’s Super Market, which Read more