The Destruction Of Perfection
Friday, January 8, 2010
It would be easy to blame this mess on George Barris. He just couldn’t stop himself. He couldn’t leave functionality well enough alone. In the name of promotion,… continue reading »
It would be easy to blame this mess on George Barris. He just couldn’t stop himself. He couldn’t leave functionality well enough alone. In the name of promotion,… continue reading »
Another trophy gem from my Dad’s collection was this 1966 award for his clean little bucket dubbed “The SaniTary T”. Pops remembers that he bought the car already… continue reading »
Charles W. Scott (or “Scotty”) was the original owner of Scotty’s Muffler Service in San Bernardino, CA. He opened the joint with his wife in 1946 and used… continue reading »
I went back home to Kansas City for Christmas 15+ years ago, and begun rummaging in my Dad’s basement, or “The Archive” as I call it. Its chock… continue reading »
It’s August 16, 1949. The moon doesn’t come out, so it’s dark as can be in St. Pete, Florida. A retired New York police officer, John Schineller, is… continue reading »
It’s the first day of 1954 and you just woke up after one hell of a New Years party. Your still half wearing your wrinkled tux, the smell… continue reading »