I was going to save this for the pages of Lost and Found in Hemmings Classic Car, but I know it’ll be just as well appreciated here, during Motorhome Mania week. Wally Hirsch sent me these photos, taken by the mother of a woman who works for him. She said they were taken in 1976 […]
The title of “World’s Largest Parking Garage” today seems almost inconsequential, but in the early decades of motoring, parking garages offered more than just a place to park your car, with washing and maintenance services available, along with a place to park your chauffeur. Garages were often elaborate buildings seen as the pinnacle of architectural […]
While American innovators were experimenting with converting Ford trucks to four-wheel-drive as early as the 1910s, and largely for exploration or farming purposes, over in Europe there was a pressing need to convert to four-wheel-drive as many trucks as possible for the impending war. Enter DAF.
In the latest issue of the American Truck Historical Society’s […]