Twenty Seven Hours to La Paz
Rare 20-minute video about the first Baja 1000.
Harry Bradley’s Vettes
Harry Bradley’s styling tips for ’56–’60, ’53–’67, and ’68–’73 Vettes.
Bill Porter’s Inside Buick Studio
Bill Porter tells his story of his years as Chief Designer of Buick I Studio from 1980 to 1996.
Requiem for a Heavyweight Junkyard Dog
Ned is one chili-dog-induced infarction away from eternity.
The Beast of Turin trailer
Wait for it. Unbelievable.
Phillip Payne—Ford, AMC, Chrysler Designer
Nice rendering style.
Harry Bradley’s Mitchell GP
Text and photos complements of the car’s owner and builder, Dave Crook.
Remarkable 1956 Nassau Video
Michell, Duntov, and even MstrEarl make appearances.
Unicontrol and a Sonic Key
This video shows Norm James creating a yarn drawing of the Firebird III.
The Howmet Batmobile
The Howmet TX Turbine Car. It looks like an endurance Racer. Sounds like the Batmobile. When I watched the video, I smiled for 5 minutes. The sound!
Corvette—America’s Star-Spangled Sports Car, The Complete History
An exhaustive historical account that you can’t put down.
Henry Ford Museum Photo Archives
There are 52,188 photos in this Henry Ford Museum Photostream on Flickr.
The Kookiest Cars at Pebble Week
Michael Lamm found himself drawn to the kookier cars at Pebble Beach.
Corvette SS at Sebring, 1957
Before reading Karl Ludvigsen’s book, Corvette, America’s Star Spangled Sports Car, I had dismissed the Corvette SS as mostly a styling exercise. No so.
Stories from Baja—Bad Gas? Not So Fast.
Experiences from Baja written by my friend John Thawley.
The Dreaded Rattle
A delightful account by Karl Ludvigsen.
Stunning Ferrari 330 P4 Video
Fantastic Ferarri videos!
Stories from Baja—True Grit
Experiences from Baja written by John Thawley.
1965 Film—The Hot Rod Story, Drag Racing
I was possibly in the crowd that day.
’Fifties Flashback
Great book about authentic hot rodding in the ’50s.
Dad’s Motorcycles
My gasoline infused bloodstream probably came from my dad.
Turn Your Hymnals to 2002
I remember reading this David E. Davis article on the 2002. It seriously effected my preconceptions about automobiles.