Excerpts taken from world famous ‘Hemmings Auto Blog’
The tight crop doesn’t give many hints as to what this F badge was applied to, nor does the Pinin Farina badge narrow the list down much, so I’ll cut to the chase and identify the car as a 1967 Ferrari 330 GTS. With that challenge removed (I promise a Read more
While station wagons are usually Litwin’s domain, he’s still recuperating from Charlotte today, so I’ll present to you this pair of FoMoCo station wagons that appeared in the Hemmings.com classifieds yesterday. Let’s start with the 1970 Ford Country Sedan with the timeless combination of wheelwell-filling meats on aluminum wheels in Read more
A Karmann Ghia and a Beetle were part of last week’s five-car collection, but what if you don’t care at all for MGs? Or what if the $100,000 price tag for that collection was too much? Then consider this 1965 Volkswagen Karmann Ghia for just $650, with the potential of Read more
High-end watch (I’m sorry, “timepieces”) companies like to advertise to car guys, especially those car guys interested in high-end cars. There’s even quite a bit of crossover with timepieces branded to reflect a customer’s high-end automotive preference. Other than the mechanical aspect, I don’t get it. But if I had Read more
“Hey, you got your MG in my LaSalle!” “No, you got your LaSalle in my MG!” If you’re ready to spend $36,000 on this custom 1958 MGA, you can grab a friend and repeat the above hi-larious exchange to your heart’s content. From the seller’s description: one of akind handmade Read more
Most of the staff have been down at the Charlotte AutoFair this week, so expect photos and coverage shortly here on the blog as well as in the pages of the magazines. Matt Litwin was able to send along a few photos from the Tom Mack Spring Fling auction yesterday Read more
One must thank all those street rod aftermarket suppliers for introducing their own Mustang II-style front suspensions over the last couple decades. After all, were it not for them, this peach of a 1978 Mustang II Ghia would likely have long ago been cut up for its bits. Instead, it Read more
So the owner of this 1935 Dodge Model KC said he hasn’t had much luck finding any information or other photos of it. And indeed, most reference materials on mid-1930s Dodge delivery trucks depict the humpback-style trucks, straight panel trucks, or canopy deliveries. But Don Bunn, in his Crestline book Read more
Only four letters in and I’m already struggling to find a standalone letter that I personally have photographed. I had to go way back to a 2005 photo shoot of a 1972 Datsun 510 that never ran in any of our magazines to find a standalone D in an automotive Read more
The seller of this 1950 Oldsmobile 88 done up in racing livery doesn’t mention whether or where it’s raced in recent years (and we’re guessing it doesn’t have any race history from back in the day), so, taken in consideration with how clean it appears in the photos, we’re assuming Read more