The New Little Pages
Friday, April 29, 2011
There’s a lot of irony to this post. For one, I have a reputation for ruthlessly and unfairly attacking just about anything that Source Interlink (Is that who… continue reading »
There’s a lot of irony to this post. For one, I have a reputation for ruthlessly and unfairly attacking just about anything that Source Interlink (Is that who… continue reading »
1959 to 1960 was a major transition period in the automotive world, and it affected hot rodding & customs for years to come. For starters, the small car… continue reading »
Last Friday, I found myself putting up highway 12 on my way back from lunch in my ’39 sedan. The weather was nice, the road was empty, and… continue reading »
Bern Oldfield’s first love was bicycle racing. In 1902, someone loaned him a gasoline-powered bicycle to race in Salt Lake City, where he lived at the time. This… continue reading »
So I was farting around on Vimeo on Easter Sunday and stumbled upon a video that was just so damned well done that I felt it had to… continue reading »
The unknown ’40. I’ve loved this car since the very moment I picked up the December, 1957 issue of Rod & Custom Magazine. Sure, it’s a wild custom… continue reading »
1949 was a very big year in the American automotive industry. It was really the first year that all the manufacturers had completely brand new product from post-War… continue reading »
Years ago, I used to feature a column on The Jalopy Journal called “Mail Call.” Essentially, I would just post a few images picked randomly from my inbox…. continue reading »