Wally Parks Remembered
Thursday, September 18, 2008
I considered Wally Parks a good friend and mentor. I’m not sure, but I think Wally probably just thought of me as some “pain-in-the-ass” kid. I’d call with… continue reading »
I considered Wally Parks a good friend and mentor. I’m not sure, but I think Wally probably just thought of me as some “pain-in-the-ass” kid. I’d call with… continue reading »
Once a year at the H.A.M.B. Drags, I get to hang out with two of my favorite people on earth – Brad and Jeff. Sure, they both have… continue reading »
I’ve been thinking about Detroit a lot lately. I guess it all started with the news of the Packard building a while back. From there, I began touring… continue reading »
Todd found some images of an old streamliner in his father’s photography stash. After posting them and asking a few questions, he gets more than he bargained for… continue reading »
This car has always interested me… Although originally built for someone else in 1940, the little roadster is mostly known as the James Wong Howe car. Wong Howe… continue reading »
I got a pal in town and we are off to explore the Hill Country this morning. As such, I’m going to leave you fellas to ponder a… continue reading »
I’ve posted a ton on Kenz & Leslie in the past (here, here, and here), but I had never seen the video below and thought I would post… continue reading »
I don’t have anything of any real substance to write about today, so I thought I would break out one of my favorite images. It was taken on… continue reading »