Hideo Kodama Rendering Seminar
Published in Car Styling, Issue 6, April 1974.
Ford’s Contribution to Chrysler’s Turbine Car
The Chrysler Turbine Car’s design was heavily influenced by ex-Ford designers.
King Kong Cub
Exclusive, Mindboggling, Scaled-up Giant J-3 by Robert Cumberford and Stan Mott
Ford’s X-100 (aka Continental 195X)
The X-100 is easily Ford’s most important concept car—and it was distinctly a Ford product.
The Ford Mexico
Alex Tremulis told Mr. Ford he needed a zero-lift car to fix the T-bird lift problem.
NDI-Nissan Design International
The story of NDI published in Car Styling, September 1989.
Alex Tremulis, Fortune Teller
The Story of Alex Tremulis and Ford’s Gyron.
The Surveyor—Mitchell’s Ultimate Bike Racer Van
Bill Mitchell’s custom bike hauler.
The American Station Wagon
By Harry Bradley
Bill Mitchell’s Super Bikes
Bill Mitchell’s Harley Davidson Stingray and Ducati 750SF featured in Car Styling, 1975
Strother MacMinn, A Man of Wit and Genius
A very interesting interview with Strother MacMinn published in Car Styling No. 56, Autumn, 1986.
Ron Will’s Phantom Restored!
Ron Will’s Turbo Phantom Restoration Saga.
Car Craft’s Dream Roadster
Artwork by Bob Hubbach, published in Car Craft Magazine, 1961.
Car Designs of the 1937 Fisher Body Craftsman’s Guild
The story of the 1937 Fisher Body Craftsman’s Guild, by Ron Will.
Threesome
Harry Bradley’s Sports Rod concept from Street Rodder magazine, September, 2000
Strother MacMinn’s LeMans Coupe at Eyes on Design
Strother MacMinn’s LeMans Coupe Makes First Public Debut in 60 Years.
Art Fitzpatrick and Van Kaufman
Art Fitzpatrick’s and Van Kaufman’s illustrations inspired us all.
Influential Designs by Virgil Exner
Chrysler concept cars by Virgil Exner and Virgil Exner Jr.
Stan Mott’s Autobiography
Stan Mott is gone. He wrote this autobiography in 2019 especially for the Dean’s Garage book.
Wayne Kady’s Watercolors
Wayne Kady shares some of his superb watercolors.
GM Sculptor Ray Hildebrandt
Dick Ruzzin remembers a remarkably talented studio sculptor, engineer, and artist.
Tom Peloquin
My good friend Tom Peloquin is gone.
The ‘59 Chevrolet and the Ford Quicksilver
“On seeing the ‘59 Chevrolet clay model, Ford designers soon convinced themselves that GM had somehow caught on to what Ford was doing and was purposely trying to mislead them.”
Ford Mustang Mach 2
The Ford Mach 2 and the short careers of Knudsen and Shinoda at Ford.