When did it start for you?
Friday, March 19, 2010
The love of old cars. I think for most of us its always been there, in our DNA since childhood, starting with toys and being cemented by our… continue reading »
The love of old cars. I think for most of us its always been there, in our DNA since childhood, starting with toys and being cemented by our… continue reading »
It was September of 1948 and the City of Chicago was fed up with the dangerous Jalopies roaming their streets. They gathered as many death machines as they… continue reading »
I’m closing out my ‘Ford at Fifty’ article series today, but I thought I would share this great little bit about how the City of Sacramento was growing… continue reading »
In the July, 1958 issue of Car Craft Magazine, Neil Emory and Clay Jensen introduced their idea of a “street rod.” The two custom brainiacs saw the traditional… continue reading »
As you all well know, lately I’ve been dreaming about taking a vintage road car and converting it into a street car. My dreams have mostly been relegated… continue reading »
The Kellogg’s love of Indy cars started in the early 1950’s. I can remember laying in bed listening to the Indy race as it started around 9am in… continue reading »
Just a follow up to the Designing the ’53 Fords post, I found this smaller article just as interesting. Ford was trying to build the car they felt… continue reading »
Alright fellas… We’ve had one hell of a tech week and now it’s time to figure out who’s gonna take home the super bad ass die cast from GMP…. continue reading »