Custom Mercs to Appear at Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance

The rolling golf courses and stretches of Pacific Coast Highway One are best suited to the Ferrari racecars of international rallies, the hills of Carmel to the BMW speedsters and one-off European concept cars, the Quail Lodge a host for turn of the century coaches,...

Remembering Buddy Baker

Elzie Wylie Baker, Jr., better known to racing fans as Buddy Baker, died this week at age 74, taken down by lung cancer. Baker was one of NASCAR’s early superstars, scoring dramatic victories on NASCAR fastest tracks, including the 1980 Daytona 500.  His average speed...

The Show Must Go On. And On. And On…

Sometimes I have a hard time explaining what I do for a living. I’m (at times) a writer, so this should be a fairly legitimate concern. When I tell people I work for a company that makes hot rod parts they either give me a blank stare, or proceed to ask more questions...

Great Garages – The Cars of Jim Glickenhaus

Between small colorful houses, tucked away just off the highway, where the streets roll and rise like the lesser hills of San Francisco, one can find themselves, if they are lucky, before an innocuous, beige building. It is the kind that never seems to be the...

Buy a Ferrari… A Piece of Ferrari

Not long ago, Fiat Chrysler Automobiles announced a plan to spin off Ferrari, and part of that plan was to sell ten percent of the iconic automaker via a stock sale.  This week, that phase drew closer with FCA having filed for an initial public offering on the New...

Remembering Jules Bianchi

The world of Formula One racing has been rocked by it’s first in-race driver death since the passing if Ayron Senna in 1994. Jules Bianchi, who crashed during last year’s Japanese Grand Prix, has died from his injuries nearly nine months later. Bianchi was far from a...