Should you buy this 1964 Rambler American taxi, be prepared to confuse people left and right. While the “Anywhere, U.S.A.” bit should be enough to tell people that this isn’t really a working cab (nor, likely, was it ever one), and should be enough to keep people on the street from hailing you, it’ll […]
Where other, larger, funeral cars end up with funky profiles to fit the body style, this 1940 Ford appears to have a roofline lifted straight from its coupe and thus looks more organic than most Cadillac or Packard-based flower cars. Though, that begs the question makes one wonder: When this was new, who would have […]
In today’s SIA Flashback, Langworth mentions Brooks Stevens’s Excalibur neoclassic, one of which just so happened to recently pop up on Hemmings.com. This 1982 Excalibur Series IV also just so happens to come from the same year of Langworth’s SIA article. From the seller’s description:
Finished in classic and desired Arctic White and Deep Red leather […]