Continuing today’s Cadillac theme with something a little fresher, I had an unexpected call yesterday from Hemmings’ good friend Axel Catton, saying he was on his way to Bennington to pick up his new Cadillac. Axel, a former press officer for BMW (where he helped launch the Z1), Audi and Peugeot in Europe, has (as […]
Image courtesy oldcarbrochures.com The Veteran Motor Car Club of America now allows cars and trucks up to the 1986 model year to take part in their fun-filled tours, as well as being eligible to be judged. And road tours are what this club focuses on, holding several dozen tours throughout every corner of the country […]
Ford’s GPA might have done well in the Detroit River, but when it went into service during World War II, it proved less than capable in the field. Cumbersome and unwieldy on both land and water, the so-called Seep’s production run ended early, after just 12,778 of them emerged from River Rouge. Those that didn’t […]