The 100 Million Dollar Look: Chrysler for 1955!
Friday, September 28, 2012
American car design progressed rapidly in the 1950s- Just compare any late 40s model to the same one from the mid 50s, and you’ll see what I’m talking… continue reading »
American car design progressed rapidly in the 1950s- Just compare any late 40s model to the same one from the mid 50s, and you’ll see what I’m talking… continue reading »
I was gonna write an investigative piece on the perils of tech week success and the doom that many past winners have faced, but I decided that might… continue reading »
So a good pal of mine collects shift knobs. Well, I guess he calls them “shift knobs,” but really they are small sculptures that just happen to be… continue reading »
Channeling the late, bushy-eyebrowed Andy Rooney of 60 Minutes fame, “Have you ever wondered?” I’ve got a few custom car origin questions that you might have pondered yourself… continue reading »
So this epic journey is gonna kick off bright and early on Thursday morning… Sometime before the sun comes up, Norm and I are gonna be boarding a… continue reading »
I was walking around the Good Guys Pleasanton show last month with a good friend, admiring a really beautiful 1939 Ford DeLuxe coupe parked right next to 1940… continue reading »
Alright fellas… The biggest tech week we’ve ever held is now over and it’s time to cast your votes. In the past, we’ve limited the voting to 10… continue reading »
My favorite period for American innovation in general was the 1930’s. Prior to WWII, the brilliant minds of our land weren’t as concerned with measurable results as they… continue reading »