Filed under: The List, Videos, Off-Road, Racing, Specialty Take a look back at some of the most wondrous winter driving moments in the history of The List. Watch Jessi and Patrick as they brave the cold to conquer various icy Read more
The first two Red Flag aerial war games of the year have come to a close. Both saw US air combat units combine with allied ones from around the globe and work as a team to take on the staunch Read more
Back when Group B rally cars were running virtually unrestricted, faster than sense or safety, newscasters called them ‘supercars.’ What if you took that Group B tech and applied it to a traditional supercar concept? Read more…
Photos courtesy AACA Museum. What makes an old car special? Is it the engine under the hood? Is it the ownership history? Is it the stylistic or mechanical or technological advances that the car embodies? Or is it something else, Read more
Reminiscent of the everyday street scenes of Charles Cushman, Hans Juergen Hoenerloh’s photos capture not-much-in-particular-but-still-fascinating glimpses of his travels. Thanks to Facebook reader Jean Schoeters, we see that Stefan Hoenerloh has posted a number of them to his site, including Read more
While we don’t see much on this 1970 Pontiac Firebird – dubbed “One” – for sale on Hemmings.com in our Pontiac literature, we do see that Harry Bentley Bradley had already worked over at least one or two Firebirds for Read more
1957 Ford F-code Thunderbird. Photo courtesy of owner William Clark. In the early fifties, Ford took a hard look at what had initially been an innocent question: Are the import sports cars a flash in the pan, or just the Read more
Bruce Meyers, driving a Meyers Manx Kick Out, in 2009. Photo by David LaChance. After surviving the Great Depression and his WWII service aboard the aircraft carrier U.S.S. Bunker Hill, Bruce Meyers intended to pursue a career as a commercial Read more
Growing up in the Ed “Big Daddy” Roth era, monster cars also found their way into Chris’ psyche and, to him, the basis for the ultimate monster car had to be a 1968 Hemi Charger.
Editor’s note: Ryan Chirnomas is a patent attorney and classic car enthusiast in Washington, D.C. In this series, he examines the intersection of those fields by looking at design patents—which protect aesthetics rather than functionality—of the forgotten and forgettable in Read more