The History Of Bell Auto
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
Toward the end of 1928, Harry Miller teamed up with George Schofield and a few other cronies to form Schofield Incorporated of America – otherwise known as Miller… continue reading »
Toward the end of 1928, Harry Miller teamed up with George Schofield and a few other cronies to form Schofield Incorporated of America – otherwise known as Miller… continue reading »
You asked for more vintage pics from Bert’s Brownie, well here they are! Its another set of race cars in motion, but a closer view where you can… continue reading »
Lance Reventlow’s mother was the Woolworth Heiress. As a result, Lance grew up with the financial advantages that most of us can only dream about. At the age… continue reading »
Some of you may have seen an article I wrote for Hop Up #9 called “From Bert’s Brownie” featuring 13 amazing photographs by Bert Bloomquist taken between 1947… continue reading »
I’ve often wondered what percentage of ’57 Chevrolet Ram-Jet units ended up on a garage shelf somewhere after being replaced by a couple of carbs. Fuel Injection on… continue reading »
I know there have been some great posts about pedal cars on the HAMB, but I haven’t seen anyone post this series from LIFE magazine’s webpage. I love… continue reading »
A few weeks ago, we talked about the insanity behind custom trucks. It’s really an age-old argument and one that went down in the offices of Rod and… continue reading »
In the mid-1950’s some hot rod hoodlum got an idea while driving down Sepulveda Blvd. between the San Fernando Valley and the coast line. He saw an open… continue reading »