The American racing effort in the early 60’s was primarily made up of bullshit and dreams. After the bloodshed of the 1957 season, the Automobile Manufacturers Association did… continue reading »
This morning, I was knee-deep in old newspaper archives, diggin’ for some forgotten treasures from the past. As I delved deeper into the yellowed pages of yesteryear, I… continue reading »
There’s a visceral thrill in the relentless pursuit of one’s passions, a wild ride through the chaos of existence that demands an unwavering, unapologetic commitment. Trends and suggestions… continue reading »
Sometime this spring, I woke up to a text from Dean from DicE Magazine. I checked the time and checked my surroundings: it was still early on the… continue reading »
When Marcie and I welcomed our first offspring into the world, my automotive musings took a practical detour. I’ve always found myself enamored by vehicles that served a… continue reading »
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 »
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 »
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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