There’s nothing better than the summertime. Warm days, fun nights and plenty of hours behind the wheel of old cars. Time moves quickly, and it seems like just… continue reading »
The Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance is the pinnacle of car gatherings in America, if not the world. Only the very best, the rarest, the most valuable automobiles ever… continue reading »
Cool is still cool no matter where you find yourself in the world, especially when it comes to cars. Turns out, a chopped ’50 Mercury coupe is just… continue reading »
Last weekend I was judging at Hagerty’s Greenwich Concours on the scenic shore of Roger Sherman Baldwin Park in Connecticut. Sunday car classes included Ghia Concepts (including some… continue reading »
Finding decent home footage of hot rods and customs shot in period is getting increasingly rare. Discovering late 50s color film of an East Coast custom car show… continue reading »
Last night my friend Pippo took me around downtown Milan in his 1959 Alfa Romeo Giulietta Spider, which has been modified to add a considerable amount of horsepower…. continue reading »
Sometime in the mid 1990’s, Jim Jarmusch produced and directed a classical western film entirely in monochrome. I’ve never been a huge fan of Jarmusch’s work and so… continue reading »
Hard to believe I’ve written twenty of these Round Up articles. I’ve been on a hunt through my hard drives for the first feature I wrote back in… continue reading »
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