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Friday, May 9, 2025
People love the phrase “They’re still out there.” I know I’m guilty of injecting this truism into conversations about cars way more than I should. It’s an easy… continue reading »
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People love the phrase “They’re still out there.” I know I’m guilty of injecting this truism into conversations about cars way more than I should. It’s an easy… continue reading »
11 Comments on the H.A.M.B.
Riverside International Raceway was a revered track by racers and fans alike, and opened on September 22nd, 1957. Being that the newest car I can find in this… continue reading »
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I have no idea who Jason Brackeen is. Maybe I’ve met him, maybe not. Social settings aren’t exactly my strong suit, but I don’t remember ever talking to… continue reading »
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Color 8mm footage shot at Lions Drag Strip during a California Trip in 1964, and at Shelton and Puyallup Drags, also in 1964. This is one of those… continue reading »
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Round Up weekend was pure chaos from the jump. Friday was swallowed whole by a relentless parade of parental duties – so much so that I never even… continue reading »
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Some may beg to differ, but these Friday posts aren’t all about early Fords. This week, I keep on coming back to a classified ad for a car… continue reading »
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Here’s another slick clip that is worth your time! Enjoy this color, 8mm silent home movie film of the gents in their ’34 Ford 5W coupe heading off… continue reading »
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The Great American Dream Machine was a short-lived, beautifully bizarre slice of televised rebellion that aired on PBS from 1971 to 1972. Produced out of New York by… continue reading »
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You might have already seen the news that famed engine guru Ed Pink passed away at 94 years old. Ed, aka “The Old Master”, got his chops working… continue reading »
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