NASCAR Mavericks: The Rebels and Racers Who Revolutionized NASCAR dives into the untold stories and influential personalities that shaped NASCAR’s history. This book goes beyond race statistics and focuses on the renegades—drivers,
History of North America Map by Map, published by DK in collaboration with the Smithsonian Institution, offers a visually engaging exploration of the continent's history. Released in September 2024
by Michael Satterfield – 03/09/2013 After much success in the late 60s, Ford planned to introduce another limited edition Torino to once again dominate at NASCAR. The result was the 1970 Ford Torino
TGR Staff During the 1965 12-hour Sebring race in Florida it started raining. Shelby was there as was this #16 Ford Cobra Daytona Coupe, seen pulling in for a pit stop. The
Mines Field, known today as Los Angeles International Airport, circa 1930. Courtesy of the Title Insurance and Trust / C.C. Pierce Photography Collection, USC Libraries. by Michael Satterfield Mines Field was dedicated
March 5, 1929 The Los Angeles Times March 3, 1929: An overhead view of the Los Angeles Auto Show before the fire. Scan from original glass negative that has stains showing in
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
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