Build something different. Build something great. Break the mold. Push the envelope. Re-write the rules. The sky’s the limit. You have the knowledge. You have the tools. You… continue reading »
Hank Walker of Life magazine took this series of photos sometime in 1957, and as cool as they are, it leaves me with some big questions. First, why… continue reading »
In 1949, John Votta’s grandfather started NAUTICAR – a family ran business that has supported boaters and caravaners in Switzerland for well over half a century. Put simply,… continue reading »
You did it all right—or so you thought. You used all the pieces and there wasn’t any hardware left over. You applied just enough ant-seize here and enough… continue reading »
Ralph Crane was a German-born photographer for Life magazine for several decades, but only lived in the Los Angeles area for seven years during the 1950s. He’s the… continue reading »
The Sheriff stood over a table cleaved cleanly in two. Around him lay the bodies of young beer cans every which way – newly dead or just barely… continue reading »
Try as I might, I don’t play into the whole celebrity thing. From a young age, my parents and grandparents taught me that people are just people, and… continue reading »
A few years ago, I found myself in an awkward position – standing next to both a model-a coupe that had just been unearthed after 50 years of… continue reading »
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