The “Queen of Diamonds” Franay-bodied 1933 Duesenberg Model J. Photos by Trent Sherrill, courtesy of Auctions America, unless otherwise noted. Born in December 1893 to a working class family in Roche...
Date: April 1962 Location: Mill Creek Reservoir/Bennington Lake, Walla Walla, Washington Source: Walla Walla Union-Bulletin, via Bygone Walla Walla What do you see here?
1957 Studebaker Golden Hawk for sale on Hemmings.com. From the seller’s description: Rare original black paint. Original 289 V-8 supercharged engine verified by the Studebaker museum. Automatic trans...
1941 Plymouth P-12 sedan. Photo courtesy Eric Knowlton. In 1967, I was a junior in college and my father finally realized I needed a car. In the spring of that year, he found a 1941 P-12 four-door Pl...
“In a world crammed with impact, your voice has to be heard over all others.” No, we’re not talking Don LaFontaine here. Rather, the beaming face of Lorne Greene, the charming, wise, tough-as-nails b...
Photos courtesy Gary Bricken. Sure, Ford’s Model A – like the Model T before it – assumed many different roles, whether it be racer, fire truck, or killer hot rod roadster. But even dedicated Model A...
1971 Ford Maverick for sale on Hemmings.com. From the seller’s description: Outstanding original survivor. This 1971 Ford Maverick has been owned by the same family since 1971, including the original...
From the seller’s description: Rare 1955 Pontiac Starchief convertible. Equiped with 200 HP power pac with rebuilt 4 barrel carburetor and 4 speed hydromatic transmission, showing 27,975 miles on odo...
Double-exposed film, an annoyance that digital photography has all but eliminated, can actually look rather nice in the hands of a photographer like Jacob Kahler, who specializes in double-exposed au...
Don’t let its black paint and full fenders fool you–this Ford Model T Runabout is far from stock. Photos by the author. Henry Ford advertised his Model T as “The Universal Car,” with the implication ...
Photos courtesy Mecum Auctions. The new-for-1947 Studebakers designed under Virgil Exner’s watch might have had some of the most modern styling of any American car up to that point, but one of Exner’...
Any car repair seems wicked expensive when you get a car for three Benjamins. Take, for instance, Hemmings reader feevefeeve’s dilemma when the wipers went out on his 1961 Chevrolet Biscayne sometime...
1951 Ford Country Squire station wagon. From the seller’s description: This is a beatiful hawthorn green woody wagon. The wood inside and outside are perfect and was done by the world renowned Nick A...
Photo by Mike Boening. Along with art galleries, a nightclub, apartments, and a spa, the group behind the redevelopment of the former Packard plant in Detroit may also include a museum dedicated to P...
Our recent story on the Futurliner had me looking through my file of saved photos and bookmarks for images to illustrate it, and while I couldn’t use the above rendering by James DonVito, it did get ...
Granddad’s 1920 Model T C-Cab. Photo courtesy David Lowry. My late grandfather was a Ford man for as long as I can remember, and even before that. He had a laundry business in Pasadena, California, a...
Futurliner No. 3. Photos via MAG Auctions. While a much-hyped and fully restored Futurliner consigned to auction apparently failed to sell over the weekend, another one of the 12 GM Parade of Progres...
Date: late 1950s Location: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Boston, Massachusetts Source: Nishan Bichajian, photographer; MIT-Libraries on Flickr What do you see here?
Date: late 1950s Location: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Boston, Cambridge, Massachusetts Source: Nishan Bichajian, photographer; MIT-Libraries on Flickr What do you see here?
SPAAMFA’s 2012 National Muster. Photo courtesy of Dan Jasina. What do fire apparatus do? They spray water by the ton onto raging flames, or extend ladders so that panicked victims can be plucked from...