In the early 70s, Nissan wanted to make a splash in the international sports car world with its new 240Z, while famous road racing teams like BRE were becoming a force in
If you are a gearhead in the US, then driving the Blue Ridge Parkway should be on your bucket list, and if you are planning to be out that way anyways, taking
If you saw the tail end of a GT40 sticking out of a suburban garage with junk piled all over it, you would assume it was some long-forgotten kit car project, but
A beautiful sunny 80-degree day set the stage for the 11th annual Meadowdale Raceway Car Show. Held on the abandoned Meadowdale Racetrack, this event drew over 300 cars. The 3.27-mile race
by Michael Satterfield A very special Lotus Evora was unveiled at the Bo’ness Revival Hillclimb paying homage to one of the greatest racing drivers of all time, Jim Clark. In 1959, Clark
by Michael Satterfield I am pretty picky when it comes to the products I buy, I like to look for items known for quality, with some heritage, and that will last a
by Michael Satterfield There are few automotive museums that I recommend people take the time visit, but World of Speed in Wilsonville, OR should be on your list. Just a short drive
by Michael Satterfield In the mid-1980s, Romano Artioli dreamed of building the fastest sports car in the world and he wanted it to carry the name of his hero, one of most
by Michael Satterfield The best part about road trips are the things you unexpectedly discover along the way. While driving from Waco to look at some properties in the countryside, I spotted
by Michael Satterfield – 06/20/2019 Louisiana is one of my favorite states to road trip in, the rich history and incredible people make every trip to The Pelican State a memorable one. While there
TGR Staff Shortly after American Honda Motor Co., Inc. (AHM) first opened for business in 1959, the company purchased a small fleet of Chevy pickups to deliver motorcycles to its fledgling dealers
TGR Staff Walther Arms and Panteao Productions are happy to announce the release of the new documentary, “The History of Walther.” In the twenty-two-minute documentary, Larry Vickers with Vickers Tactical, ventures to
by Michael Satterfield As I crisscross the state of Texas I often pass through small towns where I just find myself having to pull off, take pictures and read the historic markers.