Posted by Randall Parker on Apr 28th 2020
I have never understood the value car collectors put on low mileage, limited production cars that were purpose built for competitions. Imagine what a Zero mile 1963 Galaxie 427 Thunder Bolt Li
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Posted by Joshlin Grayson on Apr 23rd 2020
“The driver’s side is considered the left side, right?” That’s a question that many restorers have asked themselves time and time again. To be frank, it can be extremely confusing, as your right si
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Posted by Randall Parker on Apr 21st 2020
Back in 1975 I was 13 and living in a suburb of Salt Lake City called Holladay. My father was a piano teacher and my mother taught swimming lessons at the YWCA, which is where I learned to swim, yes i
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Posted by Randall Parker and AJ Parker on Apr 16th 2020
In 1981 I was a seasoned SCCA Auto Cross racer (one season). I had been racing a primer gray 1967 Mustang 289 Fastback as a co-driver. It was owned by my friend Steve that I went to High Schoo
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Posted by Richard Hornby on Apr 14th 2020
The thrill of going fast can be traced back to the earliest days of internal combustion engine vehicles. Getting its start on the dry lake beds of California's desert in the 1930’s, drag racing is one
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Posted by Dale Edward Johnson on Apr 10th 2020
Jim Carpenter of Peachland, British Columbia, drives part of Canadian history. He owns a black 1951 Cadillac convertible that was used during the Royal Tour in the fall of 1951. That’s when th
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