England, 1969
Date: 1969 Location: unidentified auto show, England Source: British Leyland Collection, British Motor Industry Heritage Trust on Flickr What do you see here?
Date: 1969 Location: unidentified auto show, England Source: British Leyland Collection, British Motor Industry Heritage Trust on Flickr What do you see here?
Date: November, 1962 Location: Jasper Avenue, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada Source: Provincial Archives of Alberta What do you see here?
Dad and I spent a hot summer day sitting in my ‘51 Mercury at the Livingston, New Jersey, drive-in theater in 1961. Hundreds of cars were being inspected…and my radiator boiled over. Photos by the au...
Date: circa 1960s Location: Muncie, Indiana Source: Ball State University Digital Media Repository, via The Old Motor What do you see here?
Refurbished 1962 Dodge Dart 440 nine-passenger station wagon for sale on Hemmings.com. From the seller’s description: Has a 1970 318 rebuilt with aluminum intake with a 4bbl. Carb. a 904 pushbutton t...
Mercedes-Benz C 111-II experimental vehicle on the test track at the Mercedes-Benz Untertürkheim plant. Photos courtesy Mercedes-Benz Classic. Officially, Mercedes-Benz remained retired from racing; ...
From the seller’s description: 1963 Buick LeSabre, 4-door, Beautiful condition with original paint, original interiors. Upolstered seats in mint condition – just like new. Original 1963 California li...
Read enough about Wendell Scott and you’ll inevitably see somebody compare him to Jackie Robinson. Both men did indeed break the color barriers in their respective sports, but they did so through ent...
Date: 1962 Location: Boston, Massachusetts Source: Northeastern University Libraries What do you see here?
Date: circa 1960s Location: North Green Bay Avenue, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Source: via Jim and Chester’s Garage What do you see here?
Date: circa 1960 Location: Coventry, England Source: British Motor Industry Heritage Trust Archive on Flickr What do you see here?
From the seller’s description: Beautiful 1964 Pontiac Bonneville Safari Wagon . Fabulous Driver quality and fun for a cruise. Original engine 389 and tranx. Pwr windows, A/C (not currently working), ...
Date: 1964 Location: London, England Source: Gene E. Drubek, via Randy Drubek What do you see here?
Date: 1964 Location: London, England Source: Gene E. Drubek, via Randy Drubek What do you see here?
Documented and race ready 1963 Elva Mk. 7 for sale on Hemmings.com. From the seller’s description: This particular chassis #70-017, was purchased new by Anne and John Frederick Barnes of Selsey, West...
Date: 1964 Location: London, England Source: Gene E. Drubek, via Randy Drubek What do you see here?
Unrestored 1963 Imperial LeBaron for sale on Hemmings.com. From the seller’s description: Gorgeous details throughout. This car is truly a work of art inside of out! Notice the individual chrome head...
Yes, Phil Hill became the first American to win the Formula One world championship driving for Ferrari in 1961. Yes, he had a spectacular racing career and became a world-class auto restorer followin...
Date: circa 1966 Location: North Plaza, Taos, New Mexico Source: via Jim and Chester’s Garage What do you see here?
From the seller’s description: 1961 Volkswagen Microbus Walk Through Panel Van w. Porsche 356 Engine This third owner Walk Through Panel Van with a lot of history has a 1962 Porsche 356 engine which ...
How did Australia come to give the world the ute? As Unique Cars pointed out this week, there’s two conflicting reports on the origins of the coupe utility, and naturally, both Ford and Holden vie fo...
This week, we’re all fixated on AMC muscle. They’re some of the most oft-overlooked cars of those glorious early muscle years, and we wholly dig it. And, so did land-speed racer Craig Breedlove, appa...
Date: 1967 Location: Lake Ozark, Missouri Source: via Jim and Chester’s Garage What do you see here?
Date: circa 1967 or 1968 Locations: New York City, New York (above), and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (bottom) Source: via Thomas-Juergen Muhs What do you see here?
Date: circa 1967 or 1968 Location: Palm Springs, California Source: via Thomas-Juergen Muhs What do you see here?