1970 Mercury Cyclone & 1968 Chevrolet Chevelle – Homegrown Heroes
Lisa’s 1970 Mercury Cyclone and Dan’s 1968 Chevrolet Chevelle are homegrown heroes; the first beautiful with a four-barrel 351, and the second a stock 350.
Lisa’s 1970 Mercury Cyclone and Dan’s 1968 Chevrolet Chevelle are homegrown heroes; the first beautiful with a four-barrel 351, and the second a stock 350.
Late January 1961, Greenville, North Carolina, saw a little snow, though apparently not enough to shut everything down, as we see from this group of photos from the East Carolina University Digital Archives showing the intersection of Fifth and Evans, Read more
We’ve seen lavishly restored big trucks in this space and wondered what use anybody would get out of them beyond parade duty. Can’t really haul much with them without worrying about scraping them up, and like any other restored vehicle, Read more
1954 Buick Wildcat II. Photos courtesy General Motors. When Futurliner No. 10 goes on display today at the Washington Auto Show as part of its induction into the National Historic Vehicle Register, it’ll have some fitting and significant company when Read more
The Malco Gasser 1933 Willys, hood up at Engines Exposed. Photos by KMS Photography, courtesy The Henry Ford. Automotive museum exhibits are often designed to highlight the exterior styling of vehicles on display with lighting and positioning. That might be Read more
In 1959, Harley-Davidson gave away two special-edition FLH model panhead Hydra Glide dressers to two legendary music icons. The first one was given to Jerry Lee Lewis, while the second bike went to Elvis Presley; this became something of a Read more
This full-race Ford Ranger might not have all that much in common with the road-legal truck it’s "based" on , but hot damn does it look like a riot to blast over the Atacama desert and jungles of South America. Read more
Filed under: Green, Videos, 2015 Detroit Auto Show, Asia, Emerging Technologies, Electric, Future, Lightweight In this video post, we take a ride in the Spira4u foam car, which was designed to be “soft, safe, sexy,” according to its maker. It’s Read more
Justin Capra, a Romanian inventor who claimed to have invented the first functional jetpack, died on Monday at the age of 81. Capra used to say that he built his jetpack in 1956, well before Bell Aerosystems’ 1961 untethered flights Read more
Filed under: Ferrari, Motorcycle We test the Ducati Scrambler; The List heads to the birthplace of Ferrari; Autoblog Podcast #414 is ready for your listening pleasure. Those are the top stories for Wednesday, January 21, 2015. Continue reading What you Read more