I follow many of the big car auction sites: Bring a Trailer, RM, Bonhams, etc. (I even hear there’s a new auction house coming soon!). This week Gooding… continue reading »
While tending to some “paper work” this morning, I ran across a letter to the editor of Car Craft Magazine in 1957 explaining the benefits of firewall mounted… continue reading »
So after yesterday’s post on ’39 Fords, I got to thinking – Who made the best? Although there has been a number of iconic 1940 Fords built through… continue reading »
Sometime around 1960, Joe Previte and his two best pals told their parents they were going out for a bit. But instead of a simple cruise in Joe’s… continue reading »
Automotive historian, writer, publisher and true hot rodder, Ken Gross just finished organizing the world’s greatest display of Art Deco cars and motorcycles called ‘Rolling Sculpture’ on display… continue reading »
Coolest show car name… EVER… “Satan’s Chariot” was a 1927 Ford roadster built and owned by Wayne Kleb in the early 1960’s. He started with a 1934 Ford… continue reading »
In early 1951, Gene Trindl visited Oahu with an excuse – he had business to do on the island. But as often happens in Hawaii, business took a… continue reading »
In the early 1960’s, Ronnie Knepp was rear ended in his 1950 Chevrolet. Rather than rebuild the car to stock, Ronnie decided to have Stuckey Kustom in Wichita,… continue reading »
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