Posted by Collectors Auto Supply on Nov 10th 2020
Are you thinking about stepping into the world of old cars? If you are, then one of the first things to know is the difference between the designations of vintage, antique and classic. Even though the
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Posted by Collectors Auto Supply on Oct 27th 2020
Cars and trucks often have plenty of plastic in their interiors. After all, why not? Plastic is an inexpensive, lightweight, and durable material that can be used in car interiors in numerous ways.As
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Posted by Jil McIntosh on Oct 20th 2020
I was living in Toronto in the early 1980s, and when I needed some cheap wheels, I bought a well-used 1962 Acadian Beaumont. I didn’t know much about these cars back then, and it was missing a pa
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Posted by Jil McIntosh on Oct 15th 2020
It was enough in the automobile’s earliest days just to make a car that ran reliably, but as the market evolved, customers also wanted luxury.Among the “Big Three,” General Motors brought Cadilla
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Posted by Jil McIntosh on Oct 13th 2020
When is a truck kinda-but-not-really a truck? When it’s a car made into one. While they weren’t the first or the only car-truck hybrids, the best-known is Ford’s Ranchero and Chevrolet’s El
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Posted by Collectors Auto Supply on Oct 8th 2020
“Whether a car is a "classic" is—in one sense—in the eye of the beholder. Some will define it by certain key qualities or qualifications. Some will base it heavily on the vehicle's age. Others ma
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