A Family Affair
Sunday, April 29, 2012
A buddy of mine sent over the above image early last week. His timing was impeccable. I don’t know any specifics regarding the photo or the car, but… continue reading »
A buddy of mine sent over the above image early last week. His timing was impeccable. I don’t know any specifics regarding the photo or the car, but… continue reading »
Welcome to the last installment of Keith Tardel’s chop on the ol’ 1939 Mercury convertible. Part I was all about the A pillars coming down a full 3… continue reading »
I’ve got a lot going on today and not much time for a post. So I figured today would be a good time for a motion picture… In… continue reading »
A thread based entirely on period ’32 to ’34 rollers… How could I have not thought of this? It’s brilliant. Nothing is more visceral that a properly setup… continue reading »
In the early 60s, my dad worked at McClure-Norrington Chevrolet at 46th and Troost in Kansas City. He started out in the service department doing “New Car Get… continue reading »
It’s official. On the twenty third of June, we will be hosting a release party for Issue #2 of The Jalopy Journal in print. Man, did that feel… continue reading »
Josh Shaw sent me an email the other day with the title of, “Check this shit out!” And when he does something like that, I pay attention and… continue reading »
The Mercury Sun Valley debuted as ‘America’s First Transparent-Top Car’, a Plexiglas dream machine put into regular production for 1954. That year, my dad Jerry was just another… continue reading »