The Art of the Drop Top Chop…
Tuesday, April 10, 2012
‘If it was so easy that anyone could do it, then it wouldn’t really be that cool anymore’, or so the saying goes. Correctly chopping a convertible top… continue reading »
‘If it was so easy that anyone could do it, then it wouldn’t really be that cool anymore’, or so the saying goes. Correctly chopping a convertible top… continue reading »
I’ve never been a Phaeton guy… And then, I went to Australia and hung out with my buddy Thommo and his ’33. It pretty much ruined both Blake… continue reading »
I’m down in Southern California for a few days, working between Azusa and Anaheim. It goes without saying that the well-worn freeways of LA and Orange County are… continue reading »
Before my trip to Australia, I just considered the ute a cool oddity of sorts – nothing to be taken too seriously. While down under, however, I simply… continue reading »
December of 1955. Car Craft Magazine. George Cerny and his brother Carl were challenged with restyling a car that I’ve never appreciated much – the ’46 to ’48… continue reading »
I’ve spent most of the morning researching the 1956 Chrysler Dart concept car. My search was spawned because of a story I recently overheard at a bar in… continue reading »
I’ve always dug this car and not so much because of the great lines or subtle modifications or tasteful color, but because of the story. In 1955, Dave… continue reading »
January, 1956. Car Craft Magazine. Marcel Lassale got home from Korea and felt like his buddies had left him behind. While he was serving his country, his pals… continue reading »