Posted by Dale Edward Johnson on Nov 21st 2022
The name of a car sometimes is a very precise description. For example, Henry Ford was descriptive when he called his 1896 invention a Quadricycle. It used bicycle wheels and in some ways loo
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Posted by Dale Edward Johnson on Nov 15th 2022
A trip to the zoo might lead to sightings of bobcats, cobras, cougars, rabbits or tigers Or, you might also see Bobcats, Cobras, Cougars, Rabbits or Tigers if you go to a classic car show or crui
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Posted by Dale Edward Johnson on Nov 8th 2022
As the muscle car wars heated up in the latter half of the 1960s, Plymouth’s offering was the GTX. The concept (followed by many chasing the innovative Pontiac GTO) was simply put a big engine in a
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Posted by Dale Edward Johnson on Oct 13th 2022
Greg Gjerdingen from Willmar, USA, CC BY 2.0 <https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0>, via Wikimedia Commons When Oldsmobile launched the all-new Tornado in the fall of 1965 as a 1
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Posted by By Dale Edward Johnson on Oct 5th 2022
Any classic car show is likely to include some Cadillacs, DeSotos, Lincolns and Pontiacs. But the names for these popular cars – and many others – came from historical figures. The Cadillac is na
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Posted by Dale Edward Johnson on Sep 15th 2022
After the huge success of the Ford Mustang, which was introduced in April 1964, other automakers also wanted to get in on the game of offering their own low-priced, versatile, sporty-looking car –
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