The 1966 Zagato Shelby GT350
In 1966, Shelby American sent a green Ford Mustang GT350 to the Italian stylist Zagato in Milan
Where Cars Meet Culture
NASCAR Mavericks: The Rebels and Racers Who Revolutionized NASCAR
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,
Book: History of North America Map by Map
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
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
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
Fashion: Moonshine and Fast Cars
by Michael Satterfield Today’s NASCAR is a family sport with 75 million loyal fans, growing bigger and more mainstream by the day. Part Disney, part Vegas, part Barnum & Bailey, NASCAR is
The Hank Williams Cobra
by Michael Satterfield -09/15/2012 It is a rare sight to see an original Cobra on the road, even at car shows many of the “Cobras” are simply replicas, but rarer still is finding
Vintage Racing in San Diego
TGR Staff Great Classic pictures of Allards, Jaguars, Abarth-Zagatos, Porsche 356s, and many more. What other classic race cars can you spot?
Albuquerque Speedway Park
Albuquerque Speedway Park, One of Three Stock Car Race Tracks in Albuquerque Photographer: Lyon, Danny, 1942-
Swamp Buggy Races: Naples, Florida 1953
TGR Staff – 08/25/2012 Originally born out of necessity, swamp buggies were initially used by hunters to traverse the mucky, waterlogged terrain of Southwest Florida. By the late 1940s, what began as
