Researching Pierce Arrows (and if anyone knows the second and third gear transmission ratios for the 1909-’10 four speed on a 6-36 I’d like to hear about it), I ran across a short note in the Realm of the Makers column in the February 24, 1910, issue of The Automobile which mentioned, The Cartercar Company […]
Even though we now – finally – get the cool little dealie, we normally wouldn’t pay any attention to the doings of something like the Transit. But over the course of six million vehicles, interesting things happen. Especially when you build the ubiquitous cheap commercial vehicle of the swingin’ Sixties and Seventies in England. See […]
Just the other day, I had promised not to select ads without photos for the Hemmings Find of the Day, but in the case of this 1938 Diamond T, I’ll make an exception because we already have photos of it from when we featured it here last May. Nor does the ad include any more […]