Sebring 1955: Twelve Hours, Two Winners, And A Controversial Finish
On a former bomber base in central Florida, Jaguar and Ferrari fought for 12 hours in one of the closest and most confusing endurance races of the 1950s.
Where Cars Meet Culture
The Gentleman’s Guide To Round Top: Best Venues For Vintage Finds And Design Inspiration
Round Top isn’t just for girls’ weekends. This guide highlights four must-see venues every man should visit, whether you're hunting vintage signs or high-end furniture.
What Leno’s Law Really Means For California Classic Car Owners
California's new Leno's Law expands Smog Check exemptions to certain 1976-1985 collector cars, but the change comes with important limits. Here is what the law actually means for classic car owners, including
Astronaut Dave Scott’s Bulova Chronograph Moon Watch Sells for Record $1.625 Million
The only privately-owned Bulova chronograph watch to be worn on the moon, by Apollo 15’s Colonel Dave Scott in 1971, was sold for a record $1.625 million at a recent auction. “This
Route 66: Meteor City Trading Post
Heading west from Winslow, Arizona on a lonely stretch of Route 66 you'll find Meteor City Trading Post. The abandoned tourist attraction was first opened as a gas station in 1938 to
The Gardner Mustang
This is a rare piece of Mustang history, the car known as "The Gardner Mustang". This two-seater fastback Mustang with the LeMans gas cap was stolen from Ford in the early 60's.
Shop Visit: Santa Fe Vintage
Santa Fe Vintage has a reputation for being the premier purveyor of vintage Americana apparel and accessories by those in the know. The appointment only showroom hosts celebrities, fashion designers, and vintage
James Dean Porsche Found?
James Dean was most definitely a Gentleman Racer, the iconic Hollywood actor died tragically on September 30, 1955 on his way to a race. The car, known as “Little Bastard”, was later
Toyota RV-2 Concept
by Michael Satterfield The RV-2 was a 2-door wagon concept car shown during the October 1972 Tokyo Motor Show and the April 1973 New York International Auto Show. Styling was up-to-date with
Winning: The Racing Life Of Paul Newman
Paul Newman had a fifty-plus-year career as one of the most prolific and revered actors in American Cinema. Yet few know the gasoline-fueled passion that became so important in this complex, multifaceted
The Dynasphere
Two prototypes were initially built: a smaller electrical model, and one with a gasoline motor that attained either 2.5 or 6 horse power depending on the source consulted, using a two-cylinder air-cooled
Roadside Attraction: Red Chief Motel
by Michael Satterfield I have been doing some exploring along Route 66 in California, and I came across the Red Chief Motel, a traditional Route 66 1930’s auto lodge. The front building
Route 66 Cucamonga Station Update
by Michael Satterfield The restoration of the Cucamonga Service Station is coming along, a few weeks ago they unveiled the vintage Richfield Oil Sign and the team over at Route 66 IECA
