Hemmings Auto Blog

Among the vehicles in the Hemmings Sibley Shop collection is a heart-grille Brewster much like this 1936 Brewster Town Car for sale on Hemmings.com, and though it’s not nearly as nice it’s easily one of the more popular cars in the collection. The older restoration on this example appears to Read more

* Mac’s Motor City Garage recently took in the Studebaker National Museum and returned with a sampling of shots. * Automotive history is rich with talented individuals such as Howard Scott, an artist who created several Rockwell-esque illustrations for the 1942 De Soto. Robert Tate told Scott’s tale over at Read more

On March 15, 1906, Rolls-Royce Limited was founded. The partnership between Henry Royce and Charles Rolls had actually been forged in 1904, but they wouldn’t officially incorporate their venture for two years, at which point they immediately began production of “the best car in the world,” the Silver Ghost.

While there’s never anything subtle about a tri-five Chevrolet, this 1957 Chevrolet Nomad for sale on Hemmings.com nicely illustrates the distinction between loaded and accessorized, all wrapped up in a fresh show-worthy body-off restoration. From the seller’s description: This mint condition 1957 Chevrolet Nomad has had a body-off-frame restoration to Read more

Now that Richard Lentinello has settled in Florida, we finally convinced him to get in front of the camera for the latest episode of Hemmings TV. His topic of choice: his entirely original 1967 Triumph GT6, which he bought from its original owner. With videographer Don Ashley manning the camera, Read more

Yes, this 1964 Buick Riviera for sale on Hemmings.com has non-stock wheels, but wheels are just about the simplest item to change out on a car, and besides, there’s more to the car than just the wheels. Such as the nailhead 425, the original paint, and the fact that it’s Read more

This’ll be the third time we’ve seen the billboards for Montclair, New Jersey-based Clairidge Lincoln-Mercury in street scene photos found on the Duke University Libraries Digital Collections, so one would think we’d eventually come across vintage photos of the actual dealership. Until then, let’s take a look at today’s street Read more

Both of these photos of Hereford, Texas, as found on the Portal to Texas History, are rather ambiguously dated, so let’s see if we can help narrow the date down a little bit by examining the vehicles in the photos. What do you see here?

This rest stop on Interstate 91 between Barton and Derby probably hasn’t seen this many cars all at once since the grand opening ceremony for that section of interstate, which took place on a sleety November 9, 1972. Below, a couple other photos of that day that we found on Read more

While we wouldn’t call this 1967 Dodge Coronet R/T for sale on Hemmings.com a time warp or all-original car, it still has its original 375hp Magnum 440 V-8 and remains unrestored and in solid shape, ideal for the basis of a restoration or just for hitting the streets and making Read more