Rolls-Royce Off-Road
When most people think of Rolls-Royce they envision something like those 1980s Grey Poupon commercials, stuffy, aristocratic, luxurious but somehow boring. But here in rural Texas, you just don't see a lot
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Five Gulf Racing Inspired Watches for Under $500
Back in 2018, I shared a popular post with a collection of Gulf Racing-inspired watches, many of them costing several thousands of dollars, and the few affordable options, like the beautiful Seiko
3 Days In Maranello: Driving The Ferrari Test Track
Pista di Fiorano (the Ferrari test track) is hallowed ground for automotive enthusiasts. Located near the Italian town of Maranello, just about 1,000 feet from the front gate of the Ferrari factory,
SEMA News: Icon does Dodge
TGR Staff Icon, builder of classic Toyota FJs, Ford Broncos, and their derelict series of classics is working on something new for this year’s SEMA show. It’s an ex-military 1965 Dodge D200 crew cab
eBay Motors: Fiat Abarth Zagato Double Bubble
by Michael Satterfield – 10/02/2012 This is one of those cars I really love, and one day, when I have a larger garage and have forgotten the woes of owning a car that
An Abandoned PBY-5A in Saudi Arabian Desert
TGR Staff -09/30/2012 The Catalina has lain abandoned for over 40 years on the beach off the Strait of Tiran on the Saudi Arabia side of the entrance to the Gulf of
DragonSnake Cobra Found
TGR Staff One of the rare Shelby Cobras at the Monterey Motorsports Reunion was this “barn find” DragonSnake Cobra. One of just six Shelby Cobras equipped by the factory with the DragonSnake
Lost California: The Barnsdall Rio Grand Service Station
by Michael Satterfield The Barnsdall Rio Grande service station was built in 1929 and is similar in style to a classic Richfield station just a few miles from my home just off
Long Live the Kings
by TGR Staff This is a well-shot short film about the freedom that a motorcycle represents, beautifully shot… enjoy Long Live The Kings is a film and photographic project shot exclusively on filmlong-live-the-kings.blogspot.fr/
The First GPS System
TGR Staff Ok not really a GPS, but the ITER-AVTO was pretty cool the rolling keymap would be set by the driver in the correct position. The map passes the screen in a
The Lifesavers car
TGR Staff A sales promotion car was done up as a packet of peppermint “Lifesavers”, Sydney, 27 October 1934 by Photographer Sam Hood
Video: Silver arrows at Goodwood Revival 2012
TGR Staff – 09/22/2012 Watch this amazing video of ten Mercedes-Benz and Auto Union Silver Arrows driven by legends like Jackie Stewart, Jochen Mass, and Karl Wendlinger. Check out the video below.
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