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$201: A Space Odyssey – Our $201 Criagslist Saturn SL2 Takes Flight!

Over the weekend following a fit of boredom, the StanceWorks crew took to Craigslist, as a competition of sorts to find the cheapest car for sale. Within an hour, we had our hands on a rather nice ex...

Hemmings Sunday Cinema – Hawkeye collection, racing model cars, Hammer

From The Old Motor comes this Josh Clement video documenting the John “Hawkeye” Hawkinson collection before it was recently dispersed following Hawkeye’s death. Some pretty remarkable vehicles there....

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...

Hemmings Sunday Cinema – Winter grands prix, papercraft rotary engine, million-mile Porsche 356, The Living Daylights chase

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...

Hemmings Sunday Cinema – how crash safety has improved, odd hot laps at Zandvoort, Born to Run

Ever wonder how vehicle safety has improved over the past quarter-century, or why today’s compacts are heavier and less fuel efficient than earlier versions of the same car? To demonstrate this, the ...

Hemmings Sunday Cinema – creature feature four-pack

‘Tis the season. That is, ’tis the season for awful B-grade (at best) horror flicks hazily recalled from staying up way too late watching basic cable. And if you think we’re talking “Christine” or “M...

Hemmings Sunday Cinema – the only 1983 Corvette, the British 1965 racing car show, Revenge of the Pink Panther

Why did Chevrolet decide to keep just one 1983 Corvette in existence? That’s a question the National Corvette Museum decided to tackle for its Heritage Series of videos this week. * Though they’re sh...

Hemmings Sunday Cinema – 1977 Bathurst, Pegaso on the stand, Pink Panther

With the big annual Bathurst race coming up, let’s check out a Bathurst from nearly 40 years ago with the 1977 running up Mount Panorama. ( via ) * Who doesn’t want to experience the Pegaso’s desmo V...

Midweek Matinee: The American Road, Part I, 1953

This film could rightly have been subtitled “An Ode to the Development of the Automobile and its Positive Impact on American Life.” Yes, another one of those: But hear us out. Funded by Ford Motor Co...

Hagerty’s “Swap to Street Challenge” returns to Hershey in 2016

The 1930 Ford Model A chassis, starting point for this year’s Hagerty Swap to Street Challenge. Photos courtesy of Hagerty. Hagerty Insurance wants consumers to know its employees are passionate abou...

Synth Drive: Keith Ross’s 1977 280Z – A Film by Jared Houston

Two weeks ago, we were proud to unveil Keith Ross's latest build: a Datsun 280Z unlike any other. Now, the talented Jared Houston shows off his latest work: a video featuring Keith's creation. Utiliz...

Jam Handy takes us inside GM Design in the late 1950s

By now, just about anyone who is into vintage cars and has visited the Hemmings Daily knows who Henry Jamison “Jam” Handy was. We’ve frequently featured various selections from his treasury of automo...

Hemmings Sunday Cinema – Ferrari on Ferrari, the first turbine Chrysler, Dying to be a Hero

Dating to 1984, this 25-minute interview with Enzo Ferrari is probably the best such interview put down on video and the best account of Ferrari from Ferrari himself. * Chrysler didn’t just whip up t...

Midweek Matinee: Behind the Lens, 1940

All photos are frame grabs from video below. Can your camera do this? Send it to college. Film shorts along the lines of this one doubtless led to later mandatory disclaimers such as, “No persons, an...

Ken Block’s Gymkhana 9: Raw Industrial Playground

It hasn't been long since the Hoonigan team pumped out the last Gymkhana film, which took place on the wild streets of Dubai. This time, they'd dropped a gear, and brought the franchise back to its r...

Hemmings Sunday Cinema – designing Australia’s own car, Henry Ford’s vagabonds, I Want to Go to Jail

While researching the story on the Holden collection auction earlier this week, we came across this short video on the design and engineering of the first Holden. It’s a story pretty much every Austr...

Rewards of Patience and Camaraderie – Kris Clewell’s 1972 911T

From time to time, our friend Kris Clewell pops in, offering a new piece, opinion, or sometimes, just a glimpse of the latest through his lens. As one of the community's opinionated "free thinkers," ...

Hemmings Sunday Cinema – Watkins Glen found footage, cross-country Econoline, Rats Are Nocturnal

Found footage of old race events is pretty awesome, but some of the videos put together with that footage rather lacks. Not so with the one The Chicane recently spotlighted, which shows the action at...

Midweek Matinee: Impact ’66, 1966

“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...

Hemmings Sunday Cinema – those great VW ads, kiddie monowheel, East Corridor

Perhaps one of the most memorable and influential ad campaigns – not just for automobiles, but of all time – was that run by DDB for Volkswagen. To get to the bottom of why it worked so well and how ...

Midweek Matinee: State Fair Days, 1951

All photos are frame grabs from video below. Our Summer Destinations Series continues with yet another plug for painstakingly detailing your automotive pride and joy, then loading up the crew and dri...

Hemmings Sunday Cinema – drag racers invade England, Jeep in War and Peace, VAZ vs GAZ

Drag racing in Britain got a big push forward when the NHRA took several of its big names and their cars over for exhibition races in the mid-Sixties, as seen in this British Pathe video that Mac’s M...

The Legend of Le Mans – Chapter IV – Presented by RK Motors Charlotte

In its fourth chapter, the Legend of Le Mans series, presented by RK Motors Charlotte, takes an in-depth look at the work involved in such a restoration. From historical accuracy, to sourcing the cor...

Hemmings Sunday Cinema – Johnny’s Flux Capacitor, short history of Holden, Un uomo da rispettare

Before the news gets too old, Johnny Smith’s Flux Capacitor, his electric 1974 Enfield 8000 ECC, which we’ve linked to in the past, recently ran in the 9s. While poking around on YouTube, we came acr...

The Legend of Le Mans – Part III – Presented by RK Motors Charlotte

We're back once again, this time with Chapter 3. This week, the RK Motors Charlotte and Rare Drive Inc team offer a bit of history about the '66 Le Mans winning Ford GT40 and the technology behind it...

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