Photo by author. Over the last 29 years, it’s happened more times than I can count. The second I spray degreaser, carburetor cleaner, primer, paint or anything else that has any real or perceived odor, my wife Linda is at Read more
Most of us realize that car building gets in your blood, and once there, is a hard habit to kick. Patrick Reisinger’s father and mother, Steve and Judy, opened Reisinger Custom Rebuilding in 1964, thus exposing the young Reisinger to Read more
Ryan Brutt traveled to the center of Michigan to follow up on a lead about a field of dreams.
What came first, the mid-1950s International Harvester or the sapling?
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Filed under: LA Auto Show If you believe the Missing Persons song, “nobody walks in LA.” And considering how important the cars of the LA Auto Show are (not to mention how many times we’ve almost been run down while Read more
Green Shirts, those who deal with carrier deck ops, such as tending to the catapults and arresting gear, have one of the most dangerous jobs on earth . Their working environment consists of 25 ton pterodactyls waltzing around trying to Read more
Filed under: Sedan, Technology, Toyota, Electric, Emissions Is there some rule that all cutting-edge, ultra-efficient or emissions-free vehicles need to look, uh, weird? No? Then would anyone care to explain the Toyota Mirai, a vehicle that for all it’s hugely, Read more
Yes, there is a Guinness World Record for "the tightest parallel park." And Han Yue beat it this week; sticking a Mini Cooper between two other cars with not more than 3.15" to spare. Also, he did it in one Read more