This makes two eccentric engineers/inventors who chose Cadillacs as the basis of their rolling laboratory experiments. However, unlike Louie Mattar and his throw-every-gadget-at-it 1947 Cadillac, Henry Struck’s 1930 Cadillac V-16 looks stock from the outside and exhibits a more methodical approach to refining the automobile as we know it. As William Locke related in SIA […]
Looking far more modern than any Stutz I’ve seen – save for perhaps the revival Stutzes of the 1970s – this 1930 Stutz Model M (the rear of it, at least) appears to come tantalizingly close to the shapes and forms used on the Chrysler Thunderbolt and the myriad other long, low, partially streamlined cars […]
* Our friends at CarDomain recently ran across a chain-link curiosity somewhere in Northern California, and they don’t know anything about it. Can you help them out? * Samuel Addison of Ride the Machine said he’s got plenty of neat automotive links for us, starting with this mobile cinema, one of seven that the UK’s […]