It seems Americans can’t help but become fascinated with the cars their celebrities drove, and yet another manifestation of that fascination will play itself out next month when the Salisbury Concours will display the cars of Frank Lloyd Wright.
Unlike most celebrities, however, Wright was no casual admirer of the automobile. His first car was a […]
It constantly amazes me how many Crosleys are still around. For instance, in 1948, Crosley built more than 29,000 cars, the most in one year for the company. The same year, Frazer built more than 48,000, Packard built more than 87,000, and both Hudson and Nash topped 110,000. On top of that, Crosleys seemed to […]
Since I posted that photo of Ray Russell’s Gadabout, I’ve been thinking about a similarly shaped and similarly sized homebuilt roadster that, like the Little Jewel, ran in the Lost and Found column in Hemmings Classic Car a few years back but never garnered a response.
Back in January 2007, Bob Werner sent me these photos […]