Image courtesy Google Street View. If media reports of Nashville’s pending billion-dollar Nashville Yards renovation project bother to mention the little brick one-story building off Church Street, t...
Images courtesy Vanderbilt Cup Races. A “mecca of motordom” is how one pundit put it. Nearly 900 acres of now prime Long Island real estate dedicated to racing automobiles at a time before many peopl...
Images courtesy Barry Gremillion. Stolen, abandoned, slated for the scrap heap: Certainly not the fate Bill Cushenberry imagined for what was to be his crowning achievement, the Silhouette II Space C...
Photo courtesy RM Sotheby’s. Duesenberg pretty much undisputedly sits atop the heap as the most luxurious, most exclusive, and most storied American carmaker to have existed, all the more remarkable ...
From the seller’s description: 1956 Continental MKII , Deep red with matching accented interior, 66,021 original miles, 368 V8, Automatic. I am the third owner of the car, purchasing from the second ...
Cars as musical instruments? Composer Ryoji Ikeda recently pulled together 100 modified cars atop a Los Angeles parking garage for an elaborate concert involving the cars’ stereo systems, horns, engi...
1959 Edsel Corsair convertible for sale. From the seller’s description: AACA first place in the nineties. While no longer a 100 point show car it is in very good to excellent condition and gets looks...
1918 Chevrolet One-Ton, or Model T. Images courtesy Chevrolet. In January 1918, Chevrolet introduced its first purpose-built truck models (in half-ton and one-ton ratings) aimed at commercial buyers....
Still image from video below. Of course, the correct answer is “No!” Yet, in Moment of Decision, producer Sid Davis takes us on a 10-minute and 17-second exploration of the teenage mind and through t...
The Henry Ford. Photo by Jim Culp. Calling it “one of the most historical and game-changing partnerships” in the history of the institution, The Henry Ford officials on Tuesday announced a $5-million...
All images courtesy of Smiths Auctions. Eight-plus decades after its 1934 introduction, Chrysler’s futuristic Airflow remains a polarizing design among classic-car collectors and enthusiasts alike. F...
1971 Ford Pinto. Brochure images courtesy The Old Car Manual Project. A popular car for the decade, it was produced by the Ford Motor Company, the subcompact Pinto is today best known for its propens...
Six-cylinder 1971 Chevrolet Nomad for sale on Hemmings.com. From the seller’s description: A unique opportunity to own a very low mileage mostly original Chevelle Nomad Wagon. In storage for almost 2...
Photos courtesy Joe Bortz. The stars all appeared to align for Duesenberg’s return in the mid-Sixties: a Duesenberg family member at the helm, an Exner-designed and Ghia-built prototype, confirmed or...
Still from Primus’ “Jerry Was a Race Car Driver.” It shouldn’t surprise most people that songs don’t really mean what they appear to mean at first glance, particularly since rock and roll began shack...
1913 Peugeot L45 Grand Prix car, part of the Bothwell Collection. Photos courtesy Bonhams. For 60 years, Lindley Bothwell indulged his passion for buying and driving antique cars, amassing what was o...
From the seller’s description: 1957 Packard Clipper ,50,735 original miles.very clean and original.runs and drives well very dependable as far as starting after sitting for weeks,etc.The original int...
Photos by the author. October, with its often rainy days, may still be a lovely month for open-air nature lovers, and also classic cars’ enthusiasts may have their good occasions to see some really i...