The Breedlove ’34
Monday, June 5, 2023
With the passing of Craig Breedlove last month, I’ve been thinking a lot about him, his achievements, and his cars. Obviously, my first thought is of all of… continue reading »
With the passing of Craig Breedlove last month, I’ve been thinking a lot about him, his achievements, and his cars. Obviously, my first thought is of all of… continue reading »
A few weeks back, we launched The Jalopy Auction House in Beta. An auction platform was something I had always wanted to try building, so I figured I’d… continue reading »
The environment of my dorm at the University Of Oklahoma was not all that unlike that of the Delta Tau Chi Fraternity house as captured by John Ladis’… continue reading »
Sometime in the mid 1990’s, Jim Jarmusch produced and directed a classical western film entirely in monochrome. I’ve never been a huge fan of Jarmusch’s work and so… continue reading »
Ten years ago, I woke up and checked The Jalopy Journal. There, on the front page, was my first article, “The Spirits of St. Louis.” For the next… continue reading »
So The Jalopy Auction House has been up and running for a week now. For the most part, things have gone pretty smoothly. I’ve had a pretty steady… continue reading »
Remember a few weeks back when we discussed the Bocar? In that feature, I mentioned that Bob Carnes also worked on a special streamlined version of the car… continue reading »
This Friday column always has room for the outcasts of the avenues and the stray dogs of the ’strip. It’s a safe haven for the wild and the… continue reading »