Buenos Aires to New York
Monday, November 16, 2009
This is pretty bitchin’. In 1941, two Argentineans got a hair up their asses to drive their model-t speedster from Buenos Aires to New York. They gathered some… continue reading »
This is pretty bitchin’. In 1941, two Argentineans got a hair up their asses to drive their model-t speedster from Buenos Aires to New York. They gathered some… continue reading »
My buddy shot these pics through the glass of the closed Contra Costa Historical Society in Martinez, Ca. back in the Spring of ’08. The exhibit was called… continue reading »
Someone sent me this great vintage photo collection of 40s and 50s auto transporters. I love the color coordinated trucks and trailers, some featuring covered bellies and Art… continue reading »
Last night I was laying in bed with the T.V. on and using the sounds of a cheesy old Elvis movie to put me to sleep. I don’t… continue reading »
So Bob Bleed did it again. He found yet another 50’s era survivor. This one is a ’34 truck done in a very specific late 1950’s style with… continue reading »
Editor’s note: Well folks… I’ve got a special treat for ya. If you’re a fan of vintage imagery, you know Ron Kellogg’s name. He is the current owner… continue reading »
Karl and Veda Orr represent the first family of hot rodding. In 1940, Karl opened up what many to believe to be the first speed shop in Southern… continue reading »
I used to help run a few hot rod shows in Northern California, and one of my favorite jobs was receiving cool pictures with entry forms. Sometimes I… continue reading »