* Earlier this week, marmer submitted for the Automotive Alphabet a couple Guy Big J pictures, which reminded me that I’d yet to re-post BigLorryBlog’s mention from a couple weeks ago as to how the Big J got its name. Jaguar enthusiasts will be quick to note that it came about after the kitty-cat brand’s […]

Better than the condition in which this 1926 Mack AB is to be found, is the history that accompanies it. That’s what makes something like this really stand out – to know who used the truck and for what purposes – rather than to just see it for what it is. From the seller’s description:
1926 […]

While researching the plywood cars of Ray Russell last week, I came across another unique photo from the December 1945 issue of Popular Mechanics, reproduced above, showing a couple men from the 478th Air Service Squadron with their “streamlined Jeep,” the product of spare time, a wrecked Jeep and a couple crashed airplanes. “They made […]