Mike Dunn. Photo courtesy IHRA. The recently vacated president’s chair at the International Hot Rod Association didn’t stay empty for long. IRG Sports + Entertainment, which owns the IHRA, announced this week that Top Fuel and Funny Car veteran Mike Read more
Here is an example of my Microsoft Excel engine compartment worksheet for my Buick shown on the desktop along with a couple of in-process car restoration photos just to make it more interesting to look at for the blog. My Read more
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Filed under: Recalls, Scion, Safety, Coupe, Performance Scion is recalling the 2013-2016 FR-S because drivers with an automatic gearbox might be able to remove the key even when the sports coupe isn’t in Park. Continue reading Scion FR-S recalled for Read more
The $400 K-5 is AGV’s “sport touring helmet,” which means it’s appropriate on most road-going motorcycles from basic uprights to screaming sportbikes. With a snap-down sun visor and space for an audio system, it’s got enough nice features to be Read more
Filed under: Government/Legal, Videos, Kia, Suzuki, Motorcycle, Bikes A motorcycle rider in San Diego is lucky to be alive after leading police on a high-speed chase that ended when the bike collided with a car at over 100 mph. Continue Read more
Photography by the author. A few weeks ago, I traveled to the St. Augustine area of Florida to photograph six automobiles from a private collection. Of the 18 cars that make up this delectable group, each car being more beautiful Read more
Debuting in 1962 as a personal luxury coupe under the Studebaker brand, the Avanti has enjoyed more lives than the average house cat. Studebaker’s production of the Avanti ended in 1963, but the model was quickly resurrected by the Avanti Read more
Photo via HMN archives. “That was a game changer; now what should we do?” Susan Edwards, the director of the Frist Center for the Visual Arts in Nashville, asked Ken Gross. The art deco automobiles exhibit that Gross curated for Read more