The Coupe: From Humble Beginnings
The original coupe style was created in the era where horse-drawn carriages were still the preferred mode of transportation. It was characterized by front-facing seats instead of both front and …
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Hudson’s Pacemaker: Classic Elegance
It’s no secret that I love classic cars. I love the odd, unique, lesser known models just as much as I do the most popular vehicles. I hadn’t, however, spent …
Read MoreChevy’s Crew Cabs: The Silverado and Colorado
If you don’t own or regularly drive a pick-up, you may not be aware of the difference in types of cabs. Even if you are aware, different brands use different …
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Kile B. Schilke’s 379 Custom
This one was sent in from one of the members of our page, Kile Schilke, and he sent in a bunch of photos as well so you can all check …
Read MoreFord Model T – The First Affordable Auto
The Ford Model T is hardly the first motor vehicle to make an appearance on the open road, but it does hold the distinction of being the first affordable automobile, …
Read More2018 Ford GT Supercar – Street Legal, Race Proven
Sometimes, in order to grasp the amount of progress or innovation made, it’s a good idea to go back and look at where things started. The 2018 Ford GT Supercar …
Read MoreThe Oldsmobile: This Is Actually the First Mass-Produced Car
While Henry Ford is often credited with the first use of mass production, it was technically Oldsmobile’s founder, Ransom E Olds, who gets to claim that distinction. Ford was the …
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Plymouth Fury – If Looks Could Kill
Carrie is perhaps the most famous of Stephen King’s stories about a killer car. The car used in the novel was a Plymouth Fury, though the evil entity had less to …
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