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Steve McQueen’s 1952 Hudson Wasp, now owned by the Petersen Museum. Photo courtesy Drive LA. Steve McQueen was well known for his exploits on Mulholland Drive, including one trip that reportedly left martial arts star Bruce Lee cowering on the Read more

Print ad courtesy of Production Cars. After years of the Oldsmobile 442 soldiering on as an appearance and handling package for Cutlass models, the once-storied muscle car was dropped from the lineup after the 1980 model year. In 1985, it Read more

Much like the Farm Security Administration/Office of War Information’s employment of photographers during the 1930s and 1940s, the Historic American Buildings Survey was established in the 1930s to create work for architects. However, the latter continued for decades afterward, eventually Read more

The market for second-hand motorhomes manufactured in the mid-1970s isn’t exactly robust, making sales of even well-preserved Winnebagos or Pace-Arrows challenging. GMC motorhomes, however, are the exception to the rule – thanks in part to their rugged construction and timeless Read more

Photos by David Newhardt, courtesy Mecum Auctions. In town to pick up a few Mustangs for the 1971 Trans-Am season, Bud Moore couldn’t help but ask about a couple of pointy-nosed Torinos just hanging around Ford’s Dearborn headquarters, one of Read more

1932 Ford Model B station wagon, Best of Show at the 2015 Ironstone Concours d’Elegance. Photos by Ron Kimball. It’s not unusual for a Duesenberg or a Packard to take top honors at a concours d’elegance event, but Best in Read more

1946 Hudson Super Six Brougham convertible. Photos by Frank Comstock unless otherwise noted. Editor’s note: This piece comes to us from Hemmings reader Frank Comstock, who recently visited Hostetler’s Hudson Auto Museum, in  Shipshewana, Indiana, as part of a Midwest Read more