Divcos from the Hackenberger Collection. Photos courtesy VanDerBrink Auctions. Ron Hackenberger of Norwalk, Ohio, is our kind of guy. He started collecting cars when he bought a 1948 Studebaker at ag...
All photos are frame grabs from video below. For all those intrigued by Part I of this trilogy which we screened last year, we present, at long last, Part II. This eight-minute segment continues the ...
Photo by Trenten Kelley. While one state legislator’s attempt to restrict the definition of antique vehicle has been negated, another state legislature intends to do something similar, rolling back t...
Garage-kept 1959 Cadillac Series 62 for sale on Hemmings.com. From the seller’s description: This vehicle has been garage kept since my great uncle bought it used in 1962. It was garage kept, and he ...
Bob Hinshaw’s 1940 Ford V-8 Business Coupe. Photos courtesy of Jeff Koch. There’s something to be said for wearing your heart on your sleeve. In the case of one lifelong Ford enthusiast, wearing a sh...
The unmistakable and elegant front end of the Flaminia, sort of Italian answer to the MKII Continental, and a highly influential theme. Photos by Matteo Giacon. While it is undeniable that American a...
One-family unrestored 1947 Kaiser Special for sale on Hemmings.com. From the seller’s description: This car was owned by one family and kept indoors for most of its life. It was driven at least once ...
Forbes this week ran an article discussing what happens when nobody wants your parents’ stuff, and though it doesn’t address collector cars, we know well that the old car hobby is a generational one,...
There are many reasons why automotive restoration projects don’t always succeed. Sometimes, the hobbyist finds himself over his (or her) head, and frustration overwhelms interest in finishing the car...
From the seller’s description: 1951 Lincoln Cosmopolitan Sport Sedan. The big one. Very low 59K ORIGINAL miles. Solid original unmolested complete antique. There is no rust. Decent chrome. An expensi...
Images are from the brochure collection of Hemmings Motor News, courtesy of Bruce Zahor Did the late 1970s represent the peak of “personal luxury” coupe ownership in America? It’s true that, 40 years...
1955 Packard Four-Hundred for sale. From the seller’s description: The first owner purchased this car new from Packard of New Haven, CT. He owned it for quite a few years and sold it to a good friend...
1947 Chrysler Town and Country sedan. Photo courtesy Classic Car Club of America. Sixty-five years. The Antique Automobile Club of America and the Classic Car Club of America have co-existed for long...
Photo by Rachel Knickmayer. On the heels of a bill intended to preserve Route 66 comes another piece of legislation that would secure National Historic Trail status for Route 66 and that would theore...
Chevrolet pickup in northeast Portland, Oregon. Photo by Tony Webster. Multiple Oregon state legislators said over the weekend that they would not allow a bill that would introduce a $1,000 impact ta...
The Rosa Parks bus at The Henry Ford, part of a collection of newly digitized videos by The Henry Ford. A spate of museum programs scheduled for this month aim to explore the confluences of African-A...
Taking a break from excoriating just about everybody in Detroit, Peter DeLorenzo has spent some time recently telling the story of Owens-Corning’s involvement in sports car racing in the Sixties and ...
Hard to believe for some, but pickup trucks built in the ’70s are becoming collectible. One of the coolest – yet most overlooked – categories of the era, light-duty trucks, are some of the most affor...