At first glance this car looks like some sort of skunkworks project hatched up by Edsel Ford and E.T. Gregorie in a dark corner of the Ford factory,… continue reading »
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Earlier this week, I told the story of Vince Gardner and the competition he won that lead to the construction of the VEGA in the early 1950’s. The… continue reading »
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Just northeast of Philly is the sleepy little enclave of Boyertown, Pennsylvania, population 3,940. It’s a long way from Los Angeles, and the last place you’d expect to… continue reading »
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In 1950, the Ford Motor Company decided to hitch its wagon to the unpredictable whirlwind known as Motor Trend. They hatched a wild notion that the unwashed masses… continue reading »
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There’s nothing better than the summertime. Warm days, fun nights and plenty of hours behind the wheel of old cars. Time moves quickly, and it seems like just… continue reading »
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Steely eyed reader might remember the amazing color 8mm drag footage I shared back in 2018, which was originally put on YouTube by the Hayward, California-based Vic Hubbard… continue reading »
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I have a real passion for casual hot rods that don’t break the bank but still manage to scratch that itch we all have. There’s an art form… continue reading »
Ryan covered a great history lesson yesterday of Dan Gurney’s European ‘David and Goliath’ racing in the special-prepped ’63 Galaxie. He also finished his story by adding a… continue reading »
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In the hazy depths of the late 1950s and the tumultuous dawn of the 1960s, Chevrolet was aching for a slice of the international racing pie. But they… continue reading »
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