Here’s a fun Abbott & Costello 16MM short from Castle Films, who were well know for delivering a wide variety of silent and sound shorts from cowboys to… continue reading »
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So my first post from Hawaii featured a couple of cars that a 1961 issue of Hot Rod Magazine said were parked in a Renegades Car Club display… continue reading »
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Nobody who lives in San Francisco goes to Fisherman’s Wharf. Well, not by choice that is. So when my girlfriend, Lindsey, suggested we swing by there before dinner… continue reading »
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We’ve covered some good stuff on tether cars in the past, sharing images and clips of old Spindizzies in motion. What doesn’t happen too often is a sizable… continue reading »
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Years and years ago, “Lucky444” posted a thread about a survivor Hawaiian roadster. It’s a top ten thread for me and if you have the time, you should… continue reading »
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Not sure why I get so obsessed with these old films shot while driving on California city streets? Maybe because it’s an honest glance at how the cars… continue reading »
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Apparently, “Hao Wela” means “Hot Rod” in Hawaiian. Who knew? Jay Ward that’s who… He stole my thunder a few years back without even realizing it. See, this… continue reading »
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For the past few weeks, I’ve had ’60s-style hot rods on the mind. Not the early-’60s, but rather the middle years—the time of metalflake, mag wheels, wild interiors… continue reading »
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Henry Ford was one ambitious man, and for the majority of his career, his crazy ideas aimed at helping the ‘common man’ had paid off: The Model T… continue reading »
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