The 1966 Le Mans-winning Ford GT40 Mk II in 2006. Photos courtesy Ford Motor Company. Victory in the 1966 24 hours of Le Mans should have gone to Ken Miles and Denny Hulme, driving the Ford GT40 Mk II that Read more
Photos from 2014 Customs by the Sea by author. Last year, Kustomrama, the “Traditional Rod and Kustom Encyclopedia,” debuted a traditional custom car show in Wildwood, New Jersey, held in conjunction with The Race of Gentlemen and in cooperation with Read more
Since I wasn’t smart enough to take photos of my Cameo White, red/orange/yellow-striped W50 Formula Appearance Package-equipped 1979 Formula at the time, these press photos from the dealer brochure (color) and the press kit (black and white) will have to Read more
There are those who love three-windows, and others who really like roadsters and their not-so-distant cousins: convertibles. But among the club of convertible owners, Mercury owners are a select group unto themselves.
The subway and other forms of mass transit in New York City will be completely shutting down at 11 PM. Get friendly with a warm drink, wherever you are, and get ready to ride this one out. Read more…
Filed under: Motorsports, Audi, Chevrolet, Dodge, Racing In order not to spoil it for anyone who has yet to watch, however unlikely that may be, we suggest you click on this post to see who won the 2015 Rolex 24 Read more
Filed under: Podcasts We’re set to record Autoblog Podcast #415 this evening. Have a look at our rundown of topics, and sound off with your questions and comments via the Q&A module. We’ll record the show live at 10:00 PM Read more
Here we see a weak tiny small little pansy boy-may list six things he hates about the Ford GT, that pure image of big strong manly man’s man perfection. Read more…
Downtown Sturgis during Bike Week. The Harley-Davidson Motor Company and the city of Sturgis, South Dakota, revealed a mutual long-term agreement between the two last week, one that ensures Harley-Davidson will be the official motorcycle of the annual August event, Read more
All photos courtesy Riccardo Grasso. Typically it’s Americans who replicate Italian cars, what with all the Fauxrarris, Lampostorghinis, and Seventies kit cars built, not the other way around. One exception exists, however, and it rather makes sense, given that European Read more