Forbidden Fruit: The UK’s Ford Pilot
Thursday, March 7, 2024
Immediately after World War II, Britain was in no shape to immediately start producing cars again, let alone introduce a whole new passenger car line. In the very… continue reading »
Immediately after World War II, Britain was in no shape to immediately start producing cars again, let alone introduce a whole new passenger car line. In the very… continue reading »
Back in 2003, I found myself holed up in the heart of Kansas City, drowning in the mundane. The winds of destiny blew my way when I caught… continue reading »
Man, is it just my twisted perception, or have 1935 Fords suddenly infested the scene like a swarm of hungry cockroaches? I stroll into Tardel’s shop the other… continue reading »
I’m pretty sure Bill’s ‘57 Corvette was featured in multiple magazines, but I remember it most from the January, 1959 issue of Car Craft. There are elements of… continue reading »
Back in my youth, my old man’s wingman rolled around in a stockish ’49 Merc that had me hooked. Couldn’t quite put my finger on the allure of… continue reading »
A few years back, in the swirling chaos of the automotive journalism, a contemporary publication embarked on a quest for an unconventional clash. They sought a “traditional” hot… continue reading »
Here I am less than a week back from my trip to Mexico City and I’m flipping through my 1950 edition of ‘Sports Cars and Hot Rods’. What… continue reading »
Remember Bill Collins? How could one possibly forget that character? The day he fired off an email to me, adorned with snapshots of the then-obscure Scorpion Dragster, seeking… continue reading »