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Hemmings Find of the Day – 1956 Ford Crown Victoria Skyliner

1956 Ford Crown Victoria Skyliner for sale. From the seller’s description: *1 of 603 built *Last year for the innovative ‘Glass Top’ *Peacock Blue & Colonial White with Matching Interior *Thunderbird...

Rotunda replica plans back on for Early Ford V-8 museum

Images courtesy Early Ford V-8 Foundation. The once-backburnered plan to build a replica of Ford’s famed Rotunda as part of the Early Ford V-8 Museum has now returned to the forefront after an anonym...

Philadelphia, 1943

Date: August 1943 Location: Juniper and Locust, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Source: PhillyHistory via The Old Motor What do you see here?

Ethanol-free gasoline spared in latest EPA ruling, though its days may be numbered

Photo by BrotherMagneto. Despite worries that the Environmental Protection Agency would put an end to ethanol-free gasoline sales with its Renewable Fuels Standard ruling for 2017, the agency permitt...

Beyond El Malecon, part 3: a car show in Cuba

All photos by Gordon Rinschler. Over the last couple of years, the AACA has organized at least a couple “Taillight Diplomacy” trips to Cuba with pretty much the same aim as the posts we’ve been assem...

Hemmings Sunday Cinema – 24-Hour War, Model T Sunday drive, White Lightning

Adam Carolla’s documentary on the Ford-Ferrari rivalry of the Sixties, “The 24-Hour War,” will be out soon. Here’s the trailer. * Robert Merz takes us for a Sunday drive in the 1925 Ford Model T that...

The aspiration and the original – 1966 Ford Fairlane 500 and GTA

An unrestored Fairlane 500 and a rotisserie-restored Fairlane GTA represent a perfect pair from Ford’s 1966 intermediate line. Photos by Richard Lentinello. Ford was on a hot streak in 1966. Mustangs...

California, maybe, 1959

Date: circa 1959 Location: perhaps California, based on the plates Source: Jim and Chester’s Garage What do you see here?

Cord brand slated for revival, possibly as early as next year

1937 Cord 812. Photo by Jeff Koch. Eighty years ago, the Cord epitomized the car of the future. Now, thanks in part to legislation intended to encourage low-volume replica car builders, the Cord may ...

Atlanta, 1960s

Date: circa early 1960s Location: Briarcliff and Clairmont roads, Atlanta, Georgia Source: Georgia State University digital libraries via Jim and Chester’s Garage What do you see here?

Hemmings Find of the Day – 1976 Chevrolet Monte Carlo

1976 Chevrolet Monte Carlo for sale. From the seller’s description: One owner, 61K mile, 350 1976 Monte Carlo. I can speak for the owner of this car as one the most fastidious car owners out there. E...

EPA invites public comment on rule that would permit additional ethanol blends above E15

Photo courtesy Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources. The Environmental Protection Agency last week opened public commenting on its recently introduced rule permitting fuel blends above 15 percen...

AACA Museum appoints a familiar face as its new executive director

Jeff Bliemeister. Photo by Mark Usciak, courtesy AACA Museum. If the name Jeff Bliemeister sounds familiar to readers of the Hemmings Daily, it should. From February 2003, when the AACA Museum in Her...

San Juan, Puerto Rico, 1963

Date: 1963 Location: unknown (above), Fort Brooke (below), San Juan, Puerto Rico Source: David Conwill What do you see here?

Hemmings Find of the Day – 1951 Dodge Power Wagon wrecker

1951 Dodge Power Wagon wrecker for sale. From the seller’s description: This truck was bought new by Dearth Chrysler Dodge in 1951 and was their dealership wrecker until they retired it, had it resto...

Hemmings Sunday Cinema – Beast of Turin road trip, Bobby Isaac at Bonneville, Strange Shadows in an Empty Room

How do you make a gas station stop in a vehicle that literally belches fire? Carefully, apparently. Earlier this year, the Beast of Turin made its longest road trip in more than a century when it too...

Four-Links – the hackable Seven, Ford’s X-8, bodged rebadges, Zlatko Cosmopolit

Hackaday, which normally focuses on Arduinos and other hardware hacking projects, recently examined the Lotus Seven and decreed it one of the most hackable cars. It’s always encouraging when the DIY/...

The $5,000 Challenge, stuck in the ’80s edition

Like Rodney Dangerfield, the 1980s is the decade that can’t seem to get any respect. The 1950s and ’60s stand on their own, automotive-wise, and though few would declare the 1970s the pinnacle of aut...

Rhinelander, Wisconsin, 1970s, part 3

Date: circa early 1970s at the latest Location: Brown Street, Rhinelander, Wisconsin Source: Jeff Ohlson, used with permission What do you see here?

Rhinelander, Wisconsin, 1970s, part 2

Date: circa early 1970s at the latest Location: Brown Street, Rhinelander, Wisconsin Source: Jeff Ohlson, used with permission What do you see here?

Chevrolet brothers to get gravesite memorial after decades of neglect

Photos courtesy Indiana Racing Memorial Association. For a man whose legacy includes one of the largest and most well known car brands in the world, Louis Chevrolet’s Indianapolis gravesite remains f...

By the Light of the North Star: 1993 Cadillac Northstar Series brochure

Images are from the brochure collection of the author Cadillac embraced the future in 1992 when it debuted the Northstar V-8. This all-aluminum engine was as sophisticated as any offered by a premium...

Rhinelander, Wisconsin, 1970s

Date: circa early 1970s at the latest Location: Brown Street, Rhinelander, Wisconsin Source: Jeff Ohlson, used with permission What do you see here?

Hemmings Find of the Day – 1951 Dodge Kingsway two-door fastback

From the seller’s description: 1951 Dodge Kingsway FastBack 2dr Sedan – RARE Canadian model of the Plymouth Savoy. 6 cylinder Chrysler engine with standard trans. All new mechanics on motor this year...

New York City, 1979, part 4

Date: April 1979 Location: somewhere near Chinatown, New York City, New York Source: Terry Dwyer on Flickr (with permission) What do you see here?

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