Photos courtesy Klein Realty and Auction. Blame a 1965 Chevrolet for Terry Hodgen’s fascination with the Buick Riviera. “As the story goes, he bought that Chevrolet new, and the transmission went aft...
Pogue carburetor patent design. Or is it? Though we gearheads are enlightened animals, able to rationally troubleshoot the squeaks, groans, misfires, and other glitches in the machines we operate, we...
One-owner 1967 Oldsmobile Cutlass convertible for sale on Hemmings.com. From the seller’s description: Consider the features of this well-maintained example: – Purchased new at Fidelity Oldsmobile, B...
Slant Six-powered 1961 Dodge Seneca four-door family sedan for sale on Hemmings.com. From the seller’s description: This classic unique car has spent its entirety in Wallowa county Oregon and was dri...
Whenever we see images of Mel Stultz and Bobby Green’s “Frozen Few” vintage-motorcycle ice racing, we are reminded of the Swedish Winter Grand Prix (and wonder why we don’t get invited to race old ho...
From Curbside Classic comes the interesting tail of an old-car owner who put his or her neighborhood vandals street artists to work preserving a ’61 Rambler American. Apparently the unidentified owne...
Convertible 1951 Nash Rambler Custom for sale on Hemmings.com. From the seller’s description: The car spent most of it’s life in California, I have and will give the paper trail of ownership that I w...
Date: April 1979 Location: Vanderbilt Avenue and East 42nd Street, New York City, New York Source: Terry Dwyer on Flickr (with permission) What do you see here?
1969 Chevrolet Corvair Monza convertible for sale. From the seller’s description: Very Rare 1969 and Collectible Corvair Monza Convertible. Show AND Go in this fun to drive classic. You’ll be grinnin...
Images courtesy Edsel & Eleanor Ford House It’s hard to overstate the importance of Edsel Ford to The Motor City. His father Henry may have put the world on wheels, and his son Henry II may have save...
1952 Hudson (L) and Meteor. Photos by Harold Wellenbrink. My Canadian car is a 1952 Meteor that was built in Windsor, Ontario, Canada, and my American car is a 1952 Hudson Wasp which was built in Det...
Batwing-window 1937 Studebaker Dictator business coupe for sale on Hemmings.com. From the seller’s description: Completely stock from the factory. Starts on a dime the first time, every time. Needs n...
Photo via Packard Proving Grounds. Like that other remnant of the Packard automobile company near downtown Detroit, the Packard Proving Grounds could have been abandoned to decay for decades. Or the ...
1966 Buick Wildcat convertible for sale. From the seller’s description: This is a 1966 fully equipped Buick Wildcat Convertible with the famous 401 nailhead Buick engine, factory air conditioning. 40...
Walter P. Chrysler Museum. Image courtesy FCA. Those hoping to visit the Walter P. Chrysler Museum, located on the automaker’s Auburn Hills campus, have a very narrow window to do so. Late Thursday, ...
Usually, but not always, there’s a theme that holds each installment of the $5,000 challenge together. It may be cars that need assembly, or unusual finds, or cars from a particular decade, or it may...
The car that won the first Indianapolis 500, the 1911 Marmon Wasp, on display in Shell’s SEMA booth. Photos by Steve Berry. Every year, the automotive aftermarket flocks to Las Vegas in early Novembe...
Photo courtesy John Raffensparger, Sr. My Studebaker was a 1949 four-door Champion that was painted Cumberland Green, and in very good condition. The price was right – $400, which I borrowed from my ...