The All American Ford Falcon by Ruby Rae Scalera | Sep 2, 2020 | Towards the end of the 1950s, when keeping up with the Joneses had worn off with post-war bliss, and America was reassessing their bigger is better mentality, Ford came to a conclusion. It wouldn’t do,...
Motor City Barn Finds Author: Tom Cotter Photographer: Micahel Alan Ross View Recently, someone asked me to recommend a book to car enthusiasts. I wracked my brain but, unable to put a finger on a specific work that rose above the rest, I simply said, Tom Cotter....
On August 18, 1940, automotive titan Walter P. Chrysler passed away in New York. But, of course, it is not the anniversary of his death that is most important but, rather, the remarkable journey he took and impact he made on the automotive industry during his life....
It’s mid-August as we write, and the COVID-19 pandemic continues to wreak havoc on most car-related events. So we’re looking back one year, to August, 2019, when Ray Evernham set a goal of reaching 200 miles per hour in a 1936 Chevrolet sedan. Of course, it was not...
Author(s): Mike Chase View Come for the photography, stay for everything else. In Deuce, the Original Hot Rod: 32x32, aptly named author and photographer, Mike Chase, leaves the competition at the starting line. From the beginning, the reader is introduced to Chase’s...
When Oldsmobile Was New Ruby Scalera| August 2020 | Motorhead History Thin wheel treads hedge the dirt roads leading to the ancient factory, that, from a distance, could as likely be an antiquated boarding school as a penitentiary. The two-story building, heightened...
