The 1954 Hudson Italia
Tuesday, June 8, 2010
Ah, what might have been… By the early 50s, post war Hudson was falling behind in sales, and taking a major gamble on a little car- The boxy… continue reading »
Ah, what might have been… By the early 50s, post war Hudson was falling behind in sales, and taking a major gamble on a little car- The boxy… continue reading »
Cotton Woodworth was a typical Oklahoman. He ran a body shop in Oklahoma City. He spent his weekdays fixing the fenders on ranch trucks and the bumpers on… continue reading »
Much of the content of this motion picture is off topic to The Jalopy Journal, but the footage is so gorgeous and so educational that I just couldn’t… continue reading »
I’ve been reading all the posts about the end of the line for Mercury, as Ford announced they are killing off the flailing division. As a 1939 Mercury… continue reading »
I’ve never been much of a comic book guy. I think it’s one of those things that you have to be into as a kid to really understand… continue reading »
I don’t want to get into a conversation about the big business of modern-day racing. Corporate sponsorship, the lack of innovation, soft drivers, personality marketing, etc… For a… continue reading »